Queen and Simcoe, Toronto

I like the mono treatment. Nice to see he lifted his eyes from his phone.

Thanks, Jean. Toronto, as I imagine many other cities have, has had to install warning plates at aintersetcions to keep pedestrians from wandering into traffic as they consult their phones.

Superb street shot!

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Thanks, William.

nice one, definitely works in the mono, first thing it said to me was 60's French cinema, great low PoV

I think you've nailed it, Stoker. The real inspiration for this is probably cinematic -- French cinema and its cinéma vérité offshoots in Canada and the States. One thing I have learned from photography, with the help of my contacts on photo sites, is what my unconscious considers important. Thanks.

One of those whaddaya lookin at shots.

An example of how the camera lies, Bob. I think he was just having a look around.

Whether it was white or black, I had a bogus debate.

It's mainly grey, I guess, kiiti.

Great candid John...........I love the way he's turned to look at you. I think B/W works very well in this case. The tones are lovely.