Give us a Kiss by Dave Rohan, on Flickr
1st image - nice, candid shot, interesting interpretation of the theme.
2nd image - striking! Nice vivid colours, it's (almost) symmetrical too....slightly spoiled by the scrawling just above the nose....not your fault of course, at least it was centrally placed!
I agree that the busker is the more interesting shot, the fact that he's on his own in the frame lends a certain feeling of loneliness/isolation to the image....dare I say even....a little sad!
Nice light too....early morning or late afternoon? Either way, the long shadows add some drama, with the fencing 'leading' one into the frame....nicely done.
Very sorry to hear that Dave, hope it all works out for you. If you need to borrow a cheap DSLR I have an A580 you are welcome to use, it has virtually no value so your ex could not do any harm/flog it.
Ok Dave best of luck, if you change your mind do not hesitate to contact me, I keep the camera for biker rallies leaving in a tent and such so not worried about what happens to it. Fitted with the 28-135mm it also makes a very good weapon! Not that I want to tempt you!
That's not how it works Dave! you are entitled to half, or if its rented, no party should be worse off than the other ie she can't make you homeless.
No need to answer, but if you are married, as above, if even you aren't the rules have changed recently, and co-habitants are still entitled to the same as married people.
The trouble is of course, the best bet is to go to a solicitor, but they are bloody expensive
Sounds as devious as mine, she changed all the passwords on our on line accounts! although the solicitor made her pay back what she took out!
Sounds odd to me TBH, but if you are comfortable with it, then I guess that is the best option for you
Sounds as devious as mine, she changed all the passwords on our on line accounts! although the solicitor made her pay back what she took out!
I don't mind admitting that after the solicitor and barrister I didn't get a lot of change out of £10K!
however they saved me a hell of a lot more than that!
Sounds odd to me TBH, but if you are comfortable with it, then I guess that is the best option for you
Such is life Cobra, out the other side and happy now! Police have made an offer, solicitor says not nearly enough.
I hope you get suitably compensated
Snazzy colour, very striking...great interpretation of the theme.
Monstrous is a very good close-up, Dave, lots of sharp details and the fly itself stands out well against the green background. Good idea
Balanced - I think the first is probably best for the theme, but the second one leaps off the screen because of the lovely bold colours. It's almost symmetrical too so it's #2 for me
Crushed - good idea. Sorry to join the choir and say it's a bit lost against the bright blue but the idea is spot on for me.
I can hardly believe the year you've had; you must be feeling pretty crushed yourself. It doesn't seem fair that you have to move out but it will be nice for you and your Mum to be together for Christmas, and I really hope you find the motivation to finish your 52. You are so close now and if nothing else it will get you out with one of your lovely cameras and take your mind off other things. You can do it - I'll see you at the end for a virtual high five!
You must have many many shots to chose from with your prolific gig/musician imagery
I'm pleased you're pushing on with completing the 52 Dave, with all the travails you've had you're getting to the end when so many others have fallen.
And you manage to get a bang on theme image from your archive too
That sax player is definitely grooving there, I can sense the vibe from here. Very nicely done, and the motion blur is perfect.
