05 November 2008
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Everyday life in pictures...
...from the sublime to the ridiculous - it's all here. Enjoy.
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- When the camera fails
- Industrial
- Vegetable peelings montage
- Geese in flight at dusk
- Autumn colours
- Snowy owl
- Calendar
- Money
- Hospital blinds
- Aberystwyth lamppost
- Alone with the sea
- Keine andere Optionen!
- Watchful eye
- Moon jellyfish (dead)
- Walking on rocks
- Daubed planks
- Washing a rock
- Old pumps
- Le grand château
- Lindisfarne Castle #2
- Lindisfarne Castle
- Lobster pots #2
- Sandstone erosion
- Rays
- Two gulls and a rock pool
- Directions
- Longstone Lighthouse
- I spilled the paint!
- Farne Lighthouse
- Farne Island cormorants #2
- Farne Island cormorants
- Unity
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2 comments:
Oh, I love this in the black and white. The perspective on the water is wonderful.
Hi Leah!
It's funny because I saw the color photo first, then the B&W. I'm shocked to learn I love the color photo more!!! What's up with that?! Can you imagine? I think I know why. Because the light is so gentle and warm in the color photo. Very embracing. The B&W is cool, cold, stark. Beautiful, but evokes a completely different emotion.
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