What kind of contrast to choose? I wanted to use recent images, not trawl the archive – so here are two.
First, the contrast between a venerable old church and some ugly, new brash graffiti:
….and now for the contrast between light and dark when sunlight caught some scaffolding in a derelict building:
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I like the image of the girl though
Yes, I posted her the other day here https://suejudd.com/2019/02/14/return-to-brick-lane-and-some-familiar-faces/
oh I totally missed this. Thank you for sharing again
You are most welcome, Becky!
Oh! Amanda has the theme ‘contrasts’ for her Friendly Friday Photo Challenge too. I thought this post is for that challenge. I like the first photo.
Thanks, Manja!
The top shot really sums up some parts of London. History in the midst of changing culture.
Best wishes, Pete.
Yes, history and ever changing culture 🙂🙂
Great choices Sue. The scaffolding worked well – I gave up trying to get focus through the wire!
Even my 45mm lens is quite diminutive, and I could get close to the wire, then f1.8 and voila, we see no wire! But it’s not an interesting image, even though it makes a point re contrast!!
Two choices perfect for the challenge, Sue.
janet
Glad you think so, Janet…..😊
So well captured, Sue. Perfect example for contrast.
Glad you agree, Amy! 😊
Oh wow, Sue I love the first photo, it is definitely filled with contrast!
Thanks!
You’ve a great eye Sue. Super photos
Many thanks, Tric!
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