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Thanks early birds, and thanks Ollie!
Hobbo:
Quote:I can’t see your reflection though.
My face and camera are just to the right of the man's raised elbow. I deliberately positioned myself against a light area, because reflections are less prominent like that.
Hobbo:
Quote:I can’t see your reflection though.
My face and camera are just to the right of the man's raised elbow. I deliberately positioned myself against a light area, because reflections are less prominent like that.
You were able to hide your reflection because you're Experienced.
A woman of experience? Oh dear...
I just can't imagine the great Jimi Hendrix and fish and chips. Those were the days.
Phil.
Phil.
And coming up to 52 years ago, Phil. That's the scary bit...
Quote:A woman of experience? Oh dear...
Perhaps even a Foxy Lady?
Splendid ! Love these through the glass/reflected images. Works really well.
David
David
Quote:Great, Street Photography pioneer Vivienne Maier always made sure her reflection could be seen.....Google her work to see...
One of my favourites, and I uploaded a series in her honour a couple of years ago, after we ran a project on her. I may revisit the idea.
EDIT - I did a filtered search on my portfolio for this set , hope the link works...
i spot a familiar face (the lady wearing glasses) and your own reflection in the region of the gent's raised elbow
great shot and title, dear Moira
p.s. and a quote:
It's funny how most people love the dead, once you're dead, you're made for life.
~ Jimi Hendrix
great shot and title, dear Moira
p.s. and a quote:
It's funny how most people love the dead, once you're dead, you're made for life.
~ Jimi Hendrix
Interesting comment and a great quote, Leo.
I don't know any of the people in the shop, to the best of my knowledge none of them has ever appeared in my portfolio. But the guy background left with the staring eyes is definitely Sam Eagle from the Muppets...
I don't know any of the people in the shop, to the best of my knowledge none of them has ever appeared in my portfolio. But the guy background left with the staring eyes is definitely Sam Eagle from the Muppets...
Quote:Interesting comment and a great quote, Leo.
I don't know any of the people in the shop, to the best of my knowledge none of them has ever appeared in my portfolio. But the guy background left with the staring eyes is definitely Sam Eagle from the Muppets...
i thought she appeared in The star is born and Punchline
must be her doppelganger
Fabulous memorabilia, Moira. Hendrix '67, Star Wars '77 . Love the reflection too.
John
John
I like the composition, probably i can identify your reflection...
Jimi Hendrix eating Tynemouth fish & chips? Can't imagine that! 😁 Seems a good ad for the plaice - sorry, place! - though, attracting in a good few diners 🍽🐟
Trev 😀
Trev 😀
Thanks everyone, and thanks to Sue and John for their UAs!
Thanks Ken!
Well like me they're the right age, Joline...
Thanks again folks.
Thanks again folks.
Back in those days rock stars would try smoking anything, so a bit sceptical about Hendrix eating the chips...
Spot on about Sam Eagle, Moira!
Malc
Spot on about Sam Eagle, Moira!
Malc
Thank you Dave!
And thank you Peter!
Fab
Carole
Carole
Amazing how some people stand the test of time - my son at the age of about 15 had a poster of Jimi Hendrix in his room along with Bob Marley and Mohammed Ali
That's what I've been thinking Irene. I can't imagine that I would have had a poster of a WW1 star on my wall as a teenager...
"Where you goin' with that fish in your hand"
Thanks Alan, best laugh of the day!
