Reflecting…
… on a holiday that was too short.
The memories will last longer.
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Reflecting…
… on a holiday that was too short.
The memories will last longer.
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Patience
Photographers often talk about the patience required to get the shot.
I think that their families (and dogs) display greater patience!
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The traveller
5 minutes… 3 mini stories #3
Self-explanatory.
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The family
5 minutes… 3 mini stories #2
Contrasting energy levels within this family dynamic.
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The conversation
5 minutes… 3 mini stories #1
I stood for no more than 5 minutes in one spot, watching the people passing. It wasn’t a deliberate exercise – I just became fascinated with the scenes that unfolded. (Next time, it might be more intentional!)
I liked the conversation to the right of the shot. I couldn’t hear what was being discussed, but it looked intense.
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Blending in
While I was taking photos of ‘Silent Autumn’, a few people came up. One or two stood aside; others came and went. Some people lingered, which was fine.
This woman hung around for a while, facing me. So, rather than waiting for her to move away, I decided to include her. While processing the image, I realised that her hair colour seemed to tone with the sculpture and the prunus trees!
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Say, “Cheese!”
You could say I was window shopping – wandering around, looking at shop windows for photo opportunities. I settled on this one because I liked the tones and the warmth of the light.
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