Since I was standing on the wall that was literally falling apart the lady with her kid in the picture was worried that I have lost it. I smiled and said that the art is demanding sacrifices and explained that I am fascinated by the contrasts of this place - the new building called Thomson Terraces, the public bins, and this crashing wall.
Friday, 11 May 2007
- We are like cats. Always landing on feet, ha!
Since I was standing on the wall that was literally falling apart the lady with her kid in the picture was worried that I have lost it. I smiled and said that the art is demanding sacrifices and explained that I am fascinated by the contrasts of this place - the new building called Thomson Terraces, the public bins, and this crashing wall.
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7 comments:
Interesting picture and your narrative is also nice to read. Thanks for visiting my blog.
I'm glad to hear you share what I think all photographers fear -- people looking at us strange wondering why a grown person would be laying on on the ground shooting pictures of flowers or contorting themselves to get a picture of a building that is falling down.
Keep up the good work
I understnad you totally. That's exactly what I would have said and exactly why I would have been up there, too!!! ;-)
Very nice contrasts of old and new. The textures of the wall show up well.
That's what I like about photo blogging. We all do strange things to capture a feeling, incident or beauty.
Thanks for visiting my blog. Come again anytime.
Thanks for a good word
Interesting.
I have posted a photo of the missing UK girl Madeleine in the hope that the more people see her, the more chance she may be found. Please take a sec to pop over to Cheltenham, to put her face in your head. Thanks to you and your readers.
Thank you for visiting my site. You have very interesting material here. I especially like the night shots.
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