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    I took this in Ghent using my leica M9 and 35mm Summarit f2.5. Although he gave permission to photograph he didn't look happy about it. B & W conversion in LRCC.

     

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      Had some dicusssion with one of these guys here too while I was taking some street pictures

      Starting to blame me because I didnt ask him for his permission - so I asked him were he came from

      California he said "Why ?" - "Because you play in my street I live here I am not a tourist and you didnt ask me either !"

       

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