Sachen tragen II

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20 thoughts on “Sachen tragen II”

Maren Wulf on 30. March 2014 at 22:11 said:

Tolle Serie! Die Gesichtsausdrücke der Leute sind einfach zu gut. 🙂

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 31. March 2014 at 10:18 said:
  
  Danke Maren! “Sachen tragen” ist im Gegensatz zu “Smartphone streicheln” ein sehr ergiebiges Thema, weil es etwas urmenschliches ist. Gruß – KUM
  
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hansekiki on 20. February 2014 at 23:20 said:

Von Foto zu Foto werden die Sachen größer 😉 bis auf das letzte, dafür aber auch mein Favorit in Deiner Serie. Die resolute Ausstrahlung des Mannes mit dem Tretroller und der Junge im Hintergrund… hat wahrscheinlich getrödelt, jetzt rennt er…
LG kiki

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 10. March 2014 at 22:10 said:
  
  Da ist eine Erziehungsmaßnahme im Spiel. Oder Resignation. Große Emotionen 😉
  
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lenschange on 19. February 2014 at 09:04 said:

:-)))

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 19. February 2014 at 15:32 said:
  
  !!!
  
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Ray Catcher at PABUCA on 18. February 2014 at 16:52 said:

Die Serie macht’s. Großartig! Und wirklich alles ist anders und wird auch anders getragen. So wird Triviales in Szene gesetzt.

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 18. February 2014 at 21:22 said:
  
  Danke! Bin auch immer wieder erstaunt über den Variantenreichtum einer an sich simplen Situation: Sachen tragen.
  
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ag on 18. February 2014 at 09:20 said:

Somehow you’ve managed to impart the greatest significance to such utterly mundane objects as a paper cup or bag. I’d love to see a video of you at work.

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 18. February 2014 at 09:54 said:
  
  You expect me to jump up and down, or moving like a snake through the crowd 😉 I don’t. Just slow walking. The camera at chest hight waiting for something to happen. Time is the key factor here. And you miss more than you capture. This is for sure. But no one knows about the missed situations except oneself …
  
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  - ag on 18. February 2014 at 23:11 said:
    
    Thought you might like to see how Google translated my comment in English back to English from your German website: “Somehow you’ve managed to impart the greatest Significance seeking to utterly mundane objects as a paper cup or bag. I’d love to see a video of you at work.”
    🙂
    
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    - 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 19. February 2014 at 15:34 said:
      
      This is why I’m glad not to write chinese …
      
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themofman on 17. February 2014 at 18:52 said:

Carry on.

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 17. February 2014 at 19:34 said:
  
  Yeah man!
  
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Know-All on 17. February 2014 at 16:26 said:

last one…my favourite!

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 17. February 2014 at 19:35 said:
  
  Yes, the boy in the background is priceless. Glad to hear from you. Thanks!
  
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  - buntymcc on 18. February 2014 at 16:44 said:
    
    Yes, the father obviously picked up the scooter because the boy was not riding it or was dawdling. So now the kid has to run to keep up. It’s the best shot of the lot because it tells a better story.
    
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    - 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 18. February 2014 at 21:24 said:
      
      You are right. Could have been a stand alone picture. But it’s a nice back up for the rest in the set.
      
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Gabi on 17. February 2014 at 15:32 said:

Es gibt immer was zu tragen. 🙂 Tolle Serie.

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- 125tel - KUMs Fotogalerie on 17. February 2014 at 19:36 said:
  
  Danke Gabi. Ich wundere mich immer, was die Leute so mit sich rumschleppen. Aber gut, dass sie es tun. Wäre ja sonst langweilig in der Stadt.
  
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