Great Black and White Photographers Part 3

1) What first caught my eye when looking at the Black and White photographs is the people's facial expression and the background. I choose these photos because there is a lot of movement in both these photos and that really grabs my attention.

2) I see the busy streets and large office buildings while crossing the street. The almost overpowering buildings, exhausting my eyes from tracing the height of the building. 

I smell the oil leaking from the nearby cars. I smell the delicious smells of the downtown restaurants getting ready for rush hour.

I hear the endless patter of footsteps from the pedestrians walking on the sidewalk. All different and unique in their own way.

I taste the carefree air floating around me. The air giving me confidence to continue on and get where I am destined to be.

I feel the wind blowing relentlessly through my hair. The forever bothersome action of having to continually flip my hair either out of my face or mouth.

I see the world around me literally flying right past me. Everything slowing down and allowing visual of all the precise details of the upside down buildings.

I smell the scent of the unwashed birds around me. The grossness seeping into my nostrils and ruining my dream-like fall of freedom. 

I hear the screams of people frighten beneath me. Their voices echoing through my ears and bringing a almost hysterical laugh from me. 

I taste the freedom of living the life I choose. Giving me the advantage of never having to rely on anyone or anything again; just letting me do as I please.

I feel peaceful and insightful about the buildings around me. I feel like I'm viewing them from a different perspective which gives them a cleaner, brighter look.

3) I would like to create a poster to show the world my great photographer.