Street Art 2

[drmike]

A street that fits





Mike

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Actually, unless I process right away, I forget about all of them. As with the darkroom, digital too comes in two parts: the buzz when you imagine you're seeing something, and then the confirmation (or often otherwise) of that initial reaction. Either way, only the working on the thing later on etches it in memory.

So true, Rob!

Even this bit of sunshine has your special magic to it.

[Rob C]

So true, Rob!

Even this bit of sunshine has your special magic to it.

Thank you Eric, that's kind of you!

Rob

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Frost Science Museum, Miami.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Street Art or landscape? Both?

[Rob C]

Maybe a memory of the dark arts.

[32BT]

Maybe a memory of the dark arts.

This image stuck in my mind. Something really cool about it. Maybe a bit dark at the top. The old facade fits the image perfectly, no need to hide it in too artificial darkness.

[Rob C]

This image stuck in my mind. Something really cool about it. Maybe a bit dark at the top. The old facade fits the image perfectly, no need to hide it in too artificial darkness.

The building's a Crusader church in Pollensa, right next to a café I used to frequent. Nothing wrong with the café: I just didn't much feel like inflicting myself upon them again after I passed out one lunchtime there a few years ago due to the beta blockers combining with the rush of blood from the brain to the stomach leaving too little of the red stuff pumping up into my head. Without the juice there, no thoughts and not much of anything else, either.

I liked the darkness - fitted in with my then phase. Today I have no phase at all, because I'm not prepared to stick a camera anywhere near my freshly bionic eye. Pressure on it from outside can ruin the surgeon's best efforts. I suppose I'll wait a month or so once I can stop the drops in that eye, which should be soon enough.

Ciao -

[Rob C]

Photography sometimes makes things look too clean and wholesome.

:-(

[32BT]

Photography sometimes makes things look too clean and wholesome.

:-(

Haha! This proofs that digital beats film.

[Rob C]

Don't know about it beating film, but it does allow one to make snaps that would never be made had one to buy film. Truth to tell, other than some early family shots, not much I'd spend my money on regarding images for "fun", if I may use that term here outwith an equipment thread.

:-)

[Rob C]

A street that fits





Mike

Must have missed this one for some obscure reason; beautiful colours and contrasts between them.

Well seen!

Rob

[Rob C]

WiFi:

[Rob C]

In passing:

[Rob C]

Palma street detail:

Rob

[petermfiore]

Handsome behind bars...



Peter

[Rob C]

Handsome behind bars...



Peter

Suits him, and serves him right!

;-)

[32BT]

Must have missed this one for some obscure reason; beautiful colours and contrasts between them.

Well seen!

Rob

Yes. I actually did see it and came back to it several times but never came to the point of commenting. I was chewing on the blue at the top, but finally figured that it is exactly the right amount.

So: +1

[32BT]

@Rob,

Da Beat noticed you are steadily moving toward simplicity, and has a link to share:

In der Beschränkung zeigt sich erst der Meister

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

[Rob C]

@Rob,

Da Beat noticed you are steadily moving toward simplicity, and has a link to share:

It's called second childhood, Oscar.

That's perhaps why your link has left me not one word further forward: I don't have the language code...

Simply put, that is.

:-)