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Well seen & caught candid street style capture Garry, with a good mono presentation.
Thanks, George.
Well seen & caught candid street style capture Garry, with a good mono presentation.
I bet a year has passed since they wrote that note.
Very nice candid street style capture Garry, liking this pic very much.
"I didn't know that "Photography Quarter" existed, what actually is it all about?"
Thanks, George.
It's just an extension of The Photographers' Gallery, which is behind me on the left as I took the photo. And it's just this small area for sitting, looking at the huge prints, taking selfies, the usual stuff.
The Photographers' Gallery can be a great place to visit depending on what exhibitions they have on. At the moment the gallery floors are closed and only the bookshop and printshop (in the basement) and the cafe (on the ground floor) are open. They're getting ready for the Deutsche Börse prize coming up in two days' time. The other events are listed here at the URL below. They have their own ideas about what's good in photography, which I don't always agree with. Sometimes they have brilliant photographers like Tish Murtha and Chris Killip, but at other times it's like they've let a four-year-old with a toy camera run around snapping, and called it 'art'. Anyway, the coffee and cakes are ok.
That works on so many levels.... I'll get me coat.
Fairbairn Steam Crane, Bristol Harbourside - I've never seen the lifting hook down before.
Very nice candid street style capture Garry, with a good high contrast mono presentation.
"That Hipstamatic app sure can produce some really good punchy presentations".
I must admit, that I do quite like that style, in your B&W imagesIt can be especially 'noir' on the ones I run through Hipsta twice.
Thanks, George. It looks less punchy on my phone, and when I get them on the Mac I'm so used to seeing the effect that I often forget to dial it back a bit. It can be especially 'noir' on the ones I run through Hipsta twice.
Be afraid, be very afraid!
I must admit, that I do quite like that style, in your B&W images
Someone said to me many moons ago when everyone worked in mono that the tone that makes a mono pic' bright is black.
"Leaving The Walkway (2)"