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LOL... Another close call! I hit upload instantly when the 999,999 came up but there was a long delay uploading. Too many miles I suppose..
I like how sharp it all is inclusing the bubbles. Super-realistic.
Patrick
I like how sharp it all is inclusing the bubbles. Super-realistic.
Patrick
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Thanks everyone... 
Dave: As much I would love to give you a prize (large bottle of cheepo fino) there are not 12!
The street it was taken on... had all but one house boarded up...and just one family only living on that street. I went with a fellow photographer....and we had hoped for rain,puddles and a moody dark sky....but alas...the one day we wanted that ...we got sun and lots of it!!!!!
Look again MrU
~Alley~
Dave: As much I would love to give you a prize (large bottle of cheepo fino) there are not 12!
The street it was taken on... had all but one house boarded up...and just one family only living on that street. I went with a fellow photographer....and we had hoped for rain,puddles and a moody dark sky....but alas...the one day we wanted that ...we got sun and lots of it!!!!!
Look again MrU
~Alley~
really love the composition and appeal of this shot. As Dave has said it does have a 1960s feel to it. Great photography
rgds
Dave
rgds
Dave
A great shot nicely composed and love the Contrast. the caravan and the length of the street keep you in the shot
Lovely mono work and composition. I count 13. Andre
This is excellent...
Colim
Colim
Thanks everyone
Well I had a look at the original file....and counting bubbles stuck together there is 16!
Sorry Andre I thought you were right
Thanks for that Chris...and making me check again
Janet: Boy did we try to get bubbles near him....more than several times....believe me....but it just was not happening!
There is another street that runs parallel to this one....and is the same but a dead end....again all the houses boarded up and only one family living in the street. When we went to have a look they were all out in the street like a having a party/pinic with music blasting.....there was some great shots to be had there....but by the way they were all looking at us....no photos would of been taken!
~Alley~
Well I had a look at the original file....and counting bubbles stuck together there is 16!
Sorry Andre I thought you were right
Thanks for that Chris...and making me check again
Janet: Boy did we try to get bubbles near him....more than several times....believe me....but it just was not happening!
There is another street that runs parallel to this one....and is the same but a dead end....again all the houses boarded up and only one family living in the street. When we went to have a look they were all out in the street like a having a party/pinic with music blasting.....there was some great shots to be had there....but by the way they were all looking at us....no photos would of been taken!
~Alley~
A bit special this one Alley.
Tom.
Tom.
Fantastic shot. Great comp and mono very good.
Good work.. not a car is sight but a caravan .. adds to the thought
Dave
Dave
Great Photograph I think I have seen that street before!
I'm not going to count your bubbles again. No ways.
good photo, some how have a problem with the toned bubbles, why not have them in black & white like the rest?
good photo. b&w suits the environment that is being showed. the caravan adds a lot. Robert is right though. the coloured bubbles go against the feel of the image.
Thanks again
Little Sausage: Are you sure you have seen this street before
Brian: I thought there were 13 at first but under closer scrutiny there are 16 in there floating. Did you see the little tiny one near the telegraph wire next to the second chimney?
Robert & Koen: The bubbles looked a little flat and lost in b&w...so just brought thier colour through a little.
~Alley~
Little Sausage: Are you sure you have seen this street before
Brian: I thought there were 13 at first but under closer scrutiny there are 16 in there floating. Did you see the little tiny one near the telegraph wire next to the second chimney?
Robert & Koen: The bubbles looked a little flat and lost in b&w...so just brought thier colour through a little.
~Alley~
Stunning composition, excellent low angle, wonderful mono tones, in short a winner.
Well done a pleasure to view.
Rick
Well done a pleasure to view.
Rick
What a great 'step back in time'... it does feel like an image from 'the past', the street is empty and kids always sat on doorsteps playing/chatting and having fun (no nintendos!!). Makes for a great portrait of your son and I love those bubbles.... great mono image.
Karen
Karen
