goodbye to all that
faultline
hoegaarden
light at the end of the tunnel
right
sliced
things are looking up?
On Sunday, 14 June 2015, I launched my Project 365.
You can see all the images as they are posted to the mobile | mono | square album on my flickr account.
My plan, let’s see if I can stick to this, is to post a weekly update here each Sunday.
I love this project of yours. It is a weekly lesson on photography. The composition is so unique and the execution is flawless. Don’t say that I’m exaggerating, please!
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Thank you, point taken, so again thank you very much!
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Excellent! Now we are talking!
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🙂
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I’m wondering if you had a natural gift for photography, of if you studied hard and well? I love these black and whites.
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Well…I know I have not studied hard and well, I love photography and have since I was about 11 years old, I have much to learn still as most of my photos are shot from the heart / hip….but thank you!
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You make it look easy, which often results from “natural talent/gift”–everything is so precise, perfect. Shot from the heart/hip seems the only way to go–whatever our art! Hope you’re having a good day.
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Well…thank you for that…its not been a bad day…hope all well with you
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Things are vastly improved from when we last spoke at my recent blog–the song comes to mind: “Everything old is new again”! (visualize skipping in rain puddles and any other silliness…)
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Skipping in rain puddles – excellent! 🙂
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🙂
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LOVE the projects!! I’m such a fan 🙂
Andy, why is the first photo camed “good bye to all that”?
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Thank you Alex, it’s a view that I once saw every morning, haven’t for a long time and soon it will be consigned to the past…
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Ah…cool photos. Each one an inspiration –
but not the Jurio – a square 4 x 4 (words by lines poem)
That is here (though I turned it into a haibun):
https://julesgemstonepages.wordpress.com/2015/09/08/ik-207-for-september-2015-wp/
I like those bottle caps what did they come from…
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