Looking at – and seeing – the world
December 22, 2016 14 Comments
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Morning rush hour, Broad Quay, central Bristol; 11 Nov 2016.
Earlier images in this series can be found here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here.
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X-T1 with 55-200 Fujinon lens at 305mm (equiv); 400 ISO.
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Photographer working in monochrome, colour and combinations of the two - with a great liking for all sorts of images, including Minimalism, landscapes, abstracts, soft colour, people, movement, nature - I like to be adventurous in my photography, trying new ideas and working in many genres. And I'm fond of Full English Breakfasts and Duvel golden ale, though not necessarily together.
Beautiful. The Goddess of the Rush Hour.
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What a wonderful description!!!!!!! 🙂
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Beautiful work Adrian
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Claire, merci beaucoup, mon amie. Adrian
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I like the way the sun catches her hair like a firework in the night sky, climbing from the right and spreading out on the left as it falls to earth. 😊
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I absolutely LOVE this interpretation, Hallysann – long my your interpretitationions (how did “onions” get in there?!) thrive and generally get spread around a lot!!! All best wishes from ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😀
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Lovely silhouette, looking with a bit of fantasy there is much more to see in this image! Great use of the light
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Pieter, thank you very much! Adrian
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Wonderful!
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Thank you! 🙂
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Worth pursuing this series , imo, interesting and recognisable moments.
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Paula, thanks for your thoughts and for your encouragement. I have quite a few more images to post. Like the one of the dog, I’m not sure that they’re all 100% “Going To Work” but I’m going to include them under that heading anyway – its really me, out and about in the morning rush hour – and these dark mornings (and second breakfasts!) lend something to it. Adrian
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That is a truly great silhouette shot.
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That’s very good to hear – thank you! Adrian
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