"Faces" Reject

[mtngal]

I love where I work - there's an endless supply of photo subjects. Sometimes it takes a little walking, but sometimes it appears out my window. The "victim" in this picture appears to be completely bored with the proceedings.

[robar]

she does. and getting the nice new artwork covered as well.

i use to do everyones face for mardi gras. have i got a story..

roy

[mtngal]

The funny thing is that I didn't even notice the artwork on the arms at all when I was taking the picture. I'm sure that if anyone had noticed me, they would have wondered - I used the A*300 and was carefully sticking it through the (open)blinds that cover the window, trying not to be obvious what Iwas doing. While I had hoped that these students would be paying very close attention to the class material, this girl (who couldn't quit yawning)shows that it all depends on your perspective. Those thatwerepracticinglooked very intense while those being practiced upon weren't.

[NonEntity1]

So it was a class? I was wondering if your city was holding a mass casualty drill or something similar. I like the genuine expressions you captured here Harriet.

Tim

[mtngal]

They do hold those, but unfortunately, not right outside my office window. Here's some other pictures of the class I took on a different day:

[mtngal]

Looking the wrong way.

[mtngal]

Every time I tried to take a picture, this girl looked my way. I think she was really keeping an eye on me. At the time I thought she didn't trust me with the camera, but now I think she might have been bored and more interested in watching me wander around my office, or staring intently at my computer screen.