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Shadow of a chair on a windbreak; Penzance, Cornwall; 14 Sept 2011.
D700 with 70-300 Nikkor at 210mm; 400 ISO.
UPDATE: I can still remember taking this picture. We were on holiday in Cornwall and crossing a busy road on the seafront in Penzance, with traffic was coming from every which way. It was only five years back, but maybe I was a little more spritely and alert then than I am now – and of course I was still working, not yet retired, and maybe retirement has slowed me down a bit – which is not necessarily a bad thing, especially if it means that I am in general more relaxed – which I am.
Anyway, whatever, we were crossing this road, through all this traffic, when this visual rose up before my eyes – and without giving it a second thought I stopped dead in the middle of the traffic, raised the camera, took a couple of frames, and carried on. I must have been mad; at least, I hope I was.
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Well seen, Adrian. Love the bright blue lettering alongside the strong shadow; very striking!
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M, thank you ! A 🙂
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Oh the risks we sometimes take…terrific colors and composition.
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The risks? Ah, well, you know, those were my younger years … although not much younger … it has to be said … 😉 … but, having survived, thanks for your good words, my friend! A 🙂
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I love the tones…
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Thank you, my friend! Adrian
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You were wearing your artistic hat, my friend, colours to die for , superbly framed;…Love the shot.
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Paula, that’s good to hear – thank you! A 🙂
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