Thank you Otto. I’m not familiar with Edward Weston’s style but the name rings a bell. I think he might be on my list to look up on the internet.
PS. Just checked him out and I realise I have checked out his work after all. He inspired me to do a series on the inside of a Capsicum (Pepper). Love his work. My memory is short-term at best.
Nice to see activity here again, Vicki…I haven’t been paying attention and didn’t realize there were posts here that I was missing. I really like your black & white work. Rich tones and interesting subjects. {the only thing I miss is the “Like” button as I would like to affirm your work but don’t always have a comment 🙂 }
Thanks for commenting, Mic.
I didn’t actually realise the LIKE button wasn’t turned on, so thanks for letting me know. This B & W blog is more about a stand alone image (with no writing) and not necessarily looking for comments or likes, just sharing my photography.
I’ll check the settings.
By the way, my Nature blog is more of a daily/weekly diary and I interact with the many followers and commenters, so if you’re interested you can view or link at the top of this blog.
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Very intriguing.
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I photograph ANYTHING 🙂
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I just spent a day driving from Geelong to Skipton looking for anything OLD. I’ll post them tomorrow.
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Great photo–looking at some of the words a little closer is very intriguing…
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Thanks Roberta. I was trying to read them at the time of the photo being shot. Looked like some kind of diary.
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Beautifully captured. It has a quality of an Edward Weston photo. I love the many layers of history, literally.
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Thank you Otto. I’m not familiar with Edward Weston’s style but the name rings a bell. I think he might be on my list to look up on the internet.
PS. Just checked him out and I realise I have checked out his work after all. He inspired me to do a series on the inside of a Capsicum (Pepper). Love his work. My memory is short-term at best.
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Nice to see activity here again, Vicki…I haven’t been paying attention and didn’t realize there were posts here that I was missing. I really like your black & white work. Rich tones and interesting subjects. {the only thing I miss is the “Like” button as I would like to affirm your work but don’t always have a comment 🙂 }
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Thanks for commenting, Mic.
I didn’t actually realise the LIKE button wasn’t turned on, so thanks for letting me know. This B & W blog is more about a stand alone image (with no writing) and not necessarily looking for comments or likes, just sharing my photography.
I’ll check the settings.
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I can understand your approach relative to comments and likes; as a visitor though, I appreciate being able to acknowledge your work.
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By the way, my Nature blog is more of a daily/weekly diary and I interact with the many followers and commenters, so if you’re interested you can view or link at the top of this blog.
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This is just me! I love peeling paper!
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