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The colour meerkat is good, and the headless silhouette is striking.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Zoo Photos Part 1 at 13/08/2010 - 05:43
The ducks running are classic - almost in step too! Well caught.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Paradise Wildlife Park animals at 13/08/2010 - 05:39
Another vote for No More Grass 2. Shades of animal welfare issues on show there?
Comment by i-Berg posted on Zoo Photos Part 2 at 13/08/2010 - 05:38
The Bridge of Sighs for me Tim (and the Robin Trower version ain't bad either IMO)
Comment by i-Berg posted on Cambridge (6 images) at 13/08/2010 - 05:35
Patience, grasshopper! The second might be a Golden Orb?
Comment by i-Berg posted on Two from yesterday at 13/08/2010 - 05:33
I reckon the colour treatment suits it, given the age of the Gazelle. Colour prints probably did look like that then!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Singer Gazelle: The End of an Old Song (One Photograph) at 13/08/2010 - 05:32
The Dacians would have turned in their graves to have seen this cinema. There really was no other way but BW to protray this.
Well captured, as is No 3.
Well captured, as is No 3.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Bucharest in monochrome at 13/08/2010 - 05:30
Lovely machines, well captured Fr Ted. 'Stuart Little' looks like he's a bit of a character!
Comment by i-Berg posted on A fun day out at 12/08/2010 - 12:19
Tim,
It might depend on whether part of your intention was to show the contrast of the ride with the 'other world' outside of the pier, and the glare of reality. The way it is, you've set it up as quite a visible clash, IMO.
Were you to lose that aspect of it, the image becomes something quite different.
Both good interpretations in their own way.
It might depend on whether part of your intention was to show the contrast of the ride with the 'other world' outside of the pier, and the glare of reality. The way it is, you've set it up as quite a visible clash, IMO.
Were you to lose that aspect of it, the image becomes something quite different.
Both good interpretations in their own way.
