p.21 #6 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
I was out-n-about the past few days looking for an entry for the Weekly Assignment.
I came upon an olde standby that sits on private property but borders a county road.
When driving along and cresting a very curved hill one comes upon this duo.
p.21 #8 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Tom Harpstead wrote:
Dan,
Great find in deed I does look like you did indeed have a tough choice to make. I really like the WA post.
Thomas
Thanks Thomas!
I debated over leaving it a color file or going monochrome. The rust on the car was really colorful, vibrant and very textured and trying to add what it really looked like up close and personal, I thought it looked to HDR. not that hdr is bad...I just wanted to stay as close to what it really looked like w/out anyone guessing.Thanks! A very hard WA. There was much vehicle activity going on this weekend.
Dan
p.21 #10 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
An Affair of the Hearts:
An elderly couple, yesterday, in front of us at a Chamber Music performance, titled "Affairs of the Heart"
It is hard to attach one's own emotions to the images we take. I wanted to add that the gentleman in the image pushed his wife in the wheelchair into the church where the concert was being held, next to a set of pews that were recessed for wheelchairs. She was listing to the left and I thought at first that she was sleeping or out of it but after he pulled his chair next to her they conversed in whispers for quite some time until the concert started. They were such a loving couple and they made the concert such a special event for my wife and me too.
p.21 #17 · Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Danpbphoto wrote:
I was out-n-about the past few days looking for an entry for the Weekly Assignment.
I came upon an olde standby that sits on private property but borders a county road.
When driving along and cresting a very curved hill one comes upon this duo.
I does look like you did indeed have a tough choice to make. I really like the WA post.
