One of those weird photos where you stop and wonder just why this is so particularly striking – those are often the ones I like the most.
Thanks, m-l. I’m far too greedy with the photo real-estate. I’ve changed the original huge image for a smaller, swifter version.
Jean, thanks. For me it’s the colours and the light on the red wall. The damn silly children’s crap digital snapper wouldn’t do as I asked with the focussing/depth of field etc. But as someone said to me this morning, it’s not the camera that takes the picture it’s the person pushing the button so I should, perhaps, just shut up 🙂
Great studies, both. The narrative implied by the first is, of course, that suddenly the escalator begins to move downwards…
yup its the colours that do it.And the second vase
cool photo – but takes forever to load 🙂
One of those weird photos where you stop and wonder just why this is so particularly striking – those are often the ones I like the most.
Thanks, m-l. I’m far too greedy with the photo real-estate. I’ve changed the original huge image for a smaller, swifter version.
Jean, thanks. For me it’s the colours and the light on the red wall. The damn silly children’s crap digital snapper wouldn’t do as I asked with the focussing/depth of field etc. But as someone said to me this morning, it’s not the camera that takes the picture it’s the person pushing the button so I should, perhaps, just shut up 🙂
Great studies, both. The narrative implied by the first is, of course, that suddenly the escalator begins to move downwards…
yup its the colours that do it.And the second vase