Does fishing reduce stress?

Tim Goodspeed from Portland, United States

I like this fishing series. Very nice.

25 Jan 2009 5:52am

Hoshisato from Ealing, United Kingdom

I really like your fishing series, keep them coming!

25 Jan 2009 9:24am

Kiji from Valenciennes City of lights, France

Si! :)
nani o tsuremasuka?

25 Jan 2009 12:12pm

GJC from Kyoto, Japan

Nice. I like the variety of elements here, anchored by that little kid.

25 Jan 2009 12:21pm

k@ from Paris, France

Great serie & passion - love the expression of the kid and the silhouettes, everyone seems cooooool !

25 Jan 2009 1:02pm

Daryl from Amagasaki, Japan

Beautifully framed, I like your elevation over the scene.

25 Jan 2009 2:37pm

Observing from West Cheshire, United Kingdom

A super B&W shot of this 'anti-stress' therapy ;-) good details.

25 Jan 2009 3:22pm

Anuska from Spain

Todos parecen inmersos en su tarea, salvo él, que te mira expectante y no muy entusiasmado!.
Además de la fotografía, veo que también les entusiasma la pesca!!, tienes mucha competencia Hikari!

25 Jan 2009 7:28pm

Lunamania from Oakland, United States

You've captured something so timeless about fishing in this image and the composition is great.

26 Jan 2009 12:28am

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Wonderful - this could be a snapshot from the 70s.

26 Jan 2009 5:17am

Luis A. De Jesus R. from Mexico City, Mexico

I would say so. I grew up in a sort of fishing community on the Hudson, back in New York. Blue crabs, especially were a part of my childhood experience as my father would cast a cage into the river and pull out tuns of these little ones. I would also take my brothers fishing to nearby lakes and streams. Yes, fishing is fun and very, very relaxing.

Beautifully captured moment. Like how you isolate and focus on subjects in street scenes. Everyone is about their business, but there is something about how you timed this one with the boy looking in the directions he 's doing. Nice job.

29 Jan 2009 4:47am