A Ray of Lightb
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It was the light that attracted me to this scene.
Odd Couple
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Out for trash after a generation of hard times in a restaurant.
Lonely and Abandoned
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Good chairs are lived in and hard to part with.
Clothesline
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I can be excused for at first thinking this was a clothesline. Still interesting art.
Angel
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You never know what you will find in the garden.
Wonder Has Many Forms (Two Photographs)
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This was a take on a wall mural on corrugated metal. I was not sure if the colour or black and white worked best. In the end I decided the differences were so great that they are two different photographs.
Shadows Make Good
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This widget usually holds a hose. The shadows make the picture. Hose notwithstanding.
Shadows
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It’s often the off-kilter shadow that catches the eye, that makes things real.
Props (Two Photographs)
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Without props what would we be, some more evident than others, truth be told most of us have more than one, they reassure.
On the Edge of a Curb
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Are the shoes waiting in anticipation? Is it a game, a work of art, a matter of abandonment or a statement about being barefooted?
Showpiece
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One way to make your garage stand out.
Incoherence
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Incoherence is an interesting phenomenon. There are four possible reactions: to walk away, to try and understand, to excuse it for what it is, or to get angry.
Imagination (Two Photographs)
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There are two words that trigger imagination if not investigation – why and what. Making people stop and think is one way of engaging an audience.
Faces
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Seeing a lot of faces lately, socially distanced of course.
Hail Fellow, Well Met
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Not a common sight.
Not Staged
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I am always cautious photographing people, more because I do not want to upset anyone. But this photo is a tableau, more than just about the human element.
Not Xmas
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Walking by a house where Christmas lingers along with some homemade summer bird houses struck me as unusual but I liked the way the bird houses looked.
What the Window Sees
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One technique I like is using window reflection to frame something that then becomes the subject; catching the eye or causing the viewer to think.
Ruins
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These are the ruins of an old bike shop. Abandoned places like this make for great photography.
Nothing Here
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I cannot think of a better way to say that there is nothing here.
Glass No.1
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In my street photography I have found glass to be a wonderful part of any subject.
Chinatown
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A bench with cut outs and some shadows. Simply interesting.
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One of the better ideas in street photography is to take things out of context. Or find things in odd contexts.
Discards
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Discards or a feature in the garden. Who knows, I was just walking by.
