I showed a few meaningful images of 2017 a few days ago. But here are a few more that meant something to me, these in monochrome:
Poor old Herald
Through a dark arch
Part of the South Transept
Still Life with old camera
Portrait of Cuban woman
Into the Light
Typical street in downtown Havana
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All good, Sue. I have a fondness for that still life with the old camera, but then I do always enjoy your still life compositions.
Best wishes, Pete.
Many thanks, Pete!
I love your Cuban ones! Especially the lady with the lovely smile. 🙂 🙂 Nice Christmas, Sue?
Thanks, Jo! Glad you like my Cubans! I have had a lovely Christmas, thanks…you?
Yes, good thanks Sue. I’m just trying to reacclimatise to peace and quiet before New Year lands xx
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I remember most of these Sue, my favourite is the still life. I love your still life images.
Thanks, Jude! I seem to be quite good with the still Lifes, which has rather surprised me
They take patience Sue and you obviously have that, plus a feeling of what objects go together.
Well, I don’t think patience is mŷ best attribute, Jude! But I like the idea that I have a feel for arranging things….
All beautiful, Sue! And meaningful. Oh, and moody. 😉
Very good!! Thanks, Angela 😊
Interesting series.
Thank you, Paula!
Meaningful gallery, Sue. Love them all, but ….I think I have a weak spot for your still lives.
Well, thank you, Ann Christine! I’m going to have to do some more Still Lifes as a number of people have said they reallŷ like them!
Slumping car wreck is my favourite, but all monochrome suits your style. And I too admire your still life compositions. Mine always look clumsy. Any new series plans for 2018? Do you do a NY resolution about photography? Mine probably should be “not so many and delete lots”. Stylistically? Any ideas? I haven’t pushed the refresh button for a while.
Glad you like these, Meg! I have just dashed off a couple of (colour) Still Lifes which you may like…. As to Resolutions…NO! But I do need to get exploring a little. And I need to get out with the camera, I’m not doing very much at present
Great gallery Sue. We’ve discussed that old car before and so still love it.
The Cuban staircase is a great shot and brings back memories for me – I tried to capture it myself and failed!
But your still life is special. I really don’t think I could do this myself. To put things together into the right composition is a real skill.
Thanks for the compliment about my Still Lifes, Debs….much appreciated. Just dashed a couple off, let me know what you think!
Your choice of monochrome really fits these images.
Thank you, Sally!
Love your monochromes Sue, but I have a fondness for the old Triumph
Thanks, Jo!
Great photography
Thank you