I shot it with a film camera, I’m happy to have get it \^_^/
I always say to the ladies that we, men, never mature, we just get to be older children (I say it as a caution when they tell me to have met a mature gentleman) so always I’m thinking in objects as a kid, with rockets, toys, and everything XD
I’m glad you liked it, Caroline. Thanks for visiting me ^_^
A great composition for a forgotten clothespin, Francis.
It’s always the point of view and the fantasy that makes things worthful. I like it :-)
Have a great weekend,
Ulli
I too, and I also enjoy my Photoshop – it can add more life to my digital pictures ;)
I love your style, because I don’t notice the editing, but I just simply see the story and composition in your photographs :-)
I cannot justify to spend in Photoshop, and my photography is quite simple, I use physical filters as polarizers and graduated neutral density filters so my digital photography doesn’t look digital. I use instead a raw converter called Photo Ninja, to minimal corrections and to turn off the noise reduction. This negative was “scanned” with my digital camera for example.
I use my editing to highlight the story, not to make an impression – it is why it doesn’t stand out :) I am not a landscape photographer like you, and mostly I use a polarizer, and when I fancy a slow shutter I might use a stopper. I use hand-made stuff too :)
I know, I learn so much with you because we have similar goals ^_^
I’ll be happy to go…as long as I get to plan the trip ;)
What a clever photo, and I love the colors!
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It’s a really cool sputnik…^_^
And those colors together… with the reflection of the light… that’s pretty cool too.
I shot it with a film camera, I’m happy to have get it \^_^/
I always say to the ladies that we, men, never mature, we just get to be older children (I say it as a caution when they tell me to have met a mature gentleman) so always I’m thinking in objects as a kid, with rockets, toys, and everything XD
I’m glad you liked it, Caroline. Thanks for visiting me ^_^
How eloquent and creative, let´s go…
I love it dear Francis… Sending all my best wishes. Aquileana 🌟.
Thanks, Aquileana. The weekend is close… wishing you a nice one )
I love this photo Francis. Sometimes a peg is enough (it is all in the detail)
I like minimalism for that, the detail shines better… Thank you for your kind words, Sylvie :-)
Absolutely great, Francis ! I am a fan of straight(ish) orbits … especially this one !
I am glad that you see that way, Gilles. I think it’s related to your work.Isn’t it? Thank you very much.
Indeed, Francis ! I have the image in my mind ! A lovely day to you !
The same for you, Gilles. Thanks :-)
As long as the lifeline/clothesline stays secure, sure, I’ll go :)
That would be fantastic, thank you ^_^!
Lovely colours in the ceiling, hope the peg has a happy landing. 😊
I’m sure it’s going to be well. I love that color too, it’s a curtain wall from a tal building near there.
A great composition for a forgotten clothespin, Francis.
It’s always the point of view and the fantasy that makes things worthful. I like it :-)
Have a great weekend,
Ulli
Thank you, Ulli. I appreciate your comment in this photograph :-)
Great weekend there,
Francis.
Oh so cool! Stunning photograph!
I made it with my compact film camera Samsung ECX-1 and Kodak Ektar 100, that film have really beautiful colors!
Nothing like film. No digital can compare.
It’s a matter of taste :-) I enjoy both.
I too, and I also enjoy my Photoshop – it can add more life to my digital pictures ;)
I love your style, because I don’t notice the editing, but I just simply see the story and composition in your photographs :-)
I cannot justify to spend in Photoshop, and my photography is quite simple, I use physical filters as polarizers and graduated neutral density filters so my digital photography doesn’t look digital. I use instead a raw converter called Photo Ninja, to minimal corrections and to turn off the noise reduction. This negative was “scanned” with my digital camera for example.
I use my editing to highlight the story, not to make an impression – it is why it doesn’t stand out :) I am not a landscape photographer like you, and mostly I use a polarizer, and when I fancy a slow shutter I might use a stopper. I use hand-made stuff too :)
I know, I learn so much with you because we have similar goals ^_^
I’ll be happy to go…as long as I get to plan the trip ;)
What a clever photo, and I love the colors!
Lol, of course I will let you plan the trip in order to get a safer one to us ;-)
It’s in the roof whith the scoundrel door that bit your clothes.