Without Prejudice 3

[Telecaster]

Blue Moon over Kona.

-Dave-

[32BT]

Blue Moon over Kona.

-Dave-

That one came out pretty good. Seems they have some pretty stable atmosphere there.

[Rob C]

Those aliens are everywhere.

[32BT]

A picture a day, for the doctordistance, although this was last night before operation "dinner out", and considering the food, the doctor lady won't be pleased.

Driving home for christmas

[Rob C]

A picture a day, for the doctordistance, although this was last night before operation "dinner out", and considering the food, the doctor lady won't be pleased.

Driving home for christmas

Looks like you shot it after op. dinner out...

I'm sitting in a place I haven't eaten in before - the tribulations of the winter off-season when the regular spot thinks of going to Mauritius (he's French, you know...) - and so I, too, pray I need no shortening of the doc mileage, but I do very much love my granddaughter who is one.

:-)

[Telecaster]

That one came out pretty good. Seems they have some pretty stable atmosphere there.

Yeah, that particular afternoon was an average one humidity-wise, which is to say drier than most during my visit. Been more humid than average on Big Island this autumn.

Back home now, with a light dusting of snow on the trees and ground. Very unusual for mid-November snow to stick around during daylight hours. Thanks, Michigan, for the friendly welcome back. 

-Dave-

[armand]

A walk in the park today

[Rob C]

Great shot and clever title, Dave.

Also fits nicely into that tricky question that vexes many, of what comes first: the image, the concept or the title. Unless, of course, you control the shadowy person with the headache, in which case all bets are off.

:-)

[David Eckels]

the image, the concept, the title... or the shadowy model

Thanx Rob. I saw the two mannequins and was trying to juxtapose those when the shadowy model just happened by. Serendipity... Priceless! Just look what you've inspired

[Rob C]

Thanx Rob. I saw the two mannequins and was trying to juxtapose those when the shadowy model just happened by. Serendipity... Priceless! Just look what you've inspired

Don't thank me - thank Saul Leiter!

The important thing, though, is that you get it too. That understanding opens up a lot of photographic opportunity for free. My experience has been that it works much more frequently in b/w because colour blinds us with itself.

Rob

[David Eckels]

Wouldn't even have known who Saul Leiter was if you hadn't introduced us!

because colour blinds us with itself.

Interestng you say that; I am working on a blog piece, which touches on that very thing.

[32BT]

I was seriously contemplating calling it "crimescene" to have a bit of a recurring theme in our jazz improvisation, but that doesn't quite fly: the dark and light side are supposed to represent life and death and the meat the food that links the two. Yes, i realise that sentence was only barely linguistically correct, but it was tetering on the edge of artist statement. What do you expect?

Da Capo Al Fine

[John R]

I was seriously contemplating calling it "crimescene" to have a bit of a recurring theme in our jazz improvisation, but that doesn't quite fly: the dark and light side are supposed to represent life and death and the meat the food that links the two. Yes, i realise that sentence was only barely linguistically correct, but it was tetering on the edge of artist statement. What do you expect?

Da Capo Al Fine

Muito bem, if somewhat disturbing.

JR

[Rob C]

I was seriously contemplating calling it "crimescene" to have a bit of a recurring theme in our jazz improvisation, but that doesn't quite fly: the dark and light side are supposed to represent life and death and the meat the food that links the two. Yes, i realise that sentence was only barely linguistically correct, but it was tetering on the edge of artist statement. What do you expect?

Da Capo Al Fine

So, you bumped into a doctor?

:-)

[Rob C]

I measured the beat:

[armand]

memory of warmer days

[BobDavid]

...been playing around with film and old cameras. These were taken with a Zorki 4 that I picked up on eBay. This is from my first test roll. Unfortunately, the Zorki mangled my film at frame 25 (see attached), so I lost the last eleven or so on the roll. The lens is tack-sharp--Industar 52mm f/2.8.

[Rob C]

Off season can be nice, just as long as you're not looking for good, reasonably priced menus del dia to enjoy. Twice out of the last three lunchtimes I return home to feel nauseous.

Guess I'll just have to do as in every winter, and make my own more often.

:-(

[32BT]

You call that a backstory? ;-P

[Rob C]

Oscar, I think we are both nuts!

:-)