Such a great title for this shot Julie, of course I'm wondering where these steps are leading, there's a lot of them and very steep too! I had a feeling that you would pick me up on the use of 'fall'. Autumn didn't fit in with my song reference haha! pffft, who says 'fall' in Oz yeh!!
Gemma, taa, but I think I do that, press DONE. The labels show on my list of posts within DESIGN. I think it is something to do with the layout. I will go through it all again ...
Thanks, folks. This slot on the weekend is the challenge of my photographic week. Don't have anything in the can for tomorrow yet, but am out and about this wet and windy Friday in Sydney. First to a neurologist over at RPA then to Camperdown Cemetery to find Ann Maund and Robert Taylor ...
What a great shot...
ReplyDeleteThis is quite wonderful, Julie. A pensive moment captured.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great title for this shot Julie, of course I'm wondering where these steps are leading, there's a lot of them and very steep too!
ReplyDeleteI had a feeling that you would pick me up on the use of 'fall'. Autumn didn't fit in with my song reference haha! pffft, who says 'fall' in Oz yeh!!
I put labels on all my posts, but cannot work out how to get them to show!
ReplyDeleteThese are the Opera House steps.
Love the composition Julie, this works so well in black and white!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
I like this! Great b&w shot!
ReplyDeleteAll those steps! He looks so alone. Fine photo.
ReplyDeleteWonderful composition!
ReplyDeletePerfect in B&W!
Have a nice weekend, - in black & white!
I love the repeating lines, disrupted by the gazing man. Nice!
ReplyDeleteFabulous title for this super photo, Julie.
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A great photo, I love the composition!
ReplyDeleteAn excellent picture, the light diagonals are superb! Good job!
ReplyDeleteFantastic Julie, the lines, the look on his face. Great!
ReplyDeleteGreat on so many levels. It has that moment of spontaneity that I love.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sense of being lost in your own world! And those steps seem so narrow and steep - beautifully highlighted in monochrome!
ReplyDeleteJulie! Re labels - You need to click DONE (button just below the list) once you have selected your labels, otherwise they disappear!
Gemma, taa, but I think I do that, press DONE. The labels show on my list of posts within DESIGN. I think it is something to do with the layout. I will go through it all again ...
ReplyDeleteexcellent, yes ..kind of geometric?
ReplyDeleteGreat portrait and I love the composition which makes it so interesting with the strong lines.
ReplyDeleteI really like the composition on this one...
ReplyDeleteI find your shots don't show as thumbnails in my reading list as well.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot particularly in mono.
Great shot! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteMarvellous.
ReplyDeleteLovely composition!
ReplyDeleteWhat is interesting about this shot to me is the diagonals. Is that how the steps have weathered or is it shadows making them?
ReplyDeleteIt was late in the afternoon (5pm) so the light was wierd.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, beautifully composed, Julie.
ReplyDeleteThank you - he looks stranded doesn't he ... the look is because he handed his camera to his female companion ... and she was obviously struggling ...
ReplyDeleteLocation-location!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice image!
A very cool shot. Nice composition. Thanks for sharing it. :-)
ReplyDeleteNoteworthy Musings - Weekend/Bl/Wh
Thanks, folks. This slot on the weekend is the challenge of my photographic week. Don't have anything in the can for tomorrow yet, but am out and about this wet and windy Friday in Sydney. First to a neurologist over at RPA then to Camperdown Cemetery to find Ann Maund and Robert Taylor ...
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