16-01-18
Met up with my two photo buddies today for a walk around part of the town and of course plenty of coffee stops. It was (for once) a bright sunny day but cold and windy. Took my Olympus EPL1 with me and a film camera.
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Great shots and ‘topographic’ is outstanding!
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Thank you, the bright weather really helped.
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Nice shots, very nice. Bravo
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Thank you, much appreciated.
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Lovely images! You prove once again that even ordinary moments are beautiful, if only we pause to really see them.
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Thank you Heide, the good weather really helped.
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Great captures! I loved all the images. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you.
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great set of images!! Topographic is beautiful with those bright colors, and I also love the Ventilation image, such clever composition!!
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Thank you Alexandra, I was inspired by the good weather. 💥😎
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Great observation and captures one and all!
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Thank you Denise, a bright day helps for inspiration.
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Great work and i agree with Peter (dothob) : topographic looks very cool , i will try to color a building like that in my little model railway world….
Best regards, Jürgen
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Thank you Jurgen, a bit of sunshine gave me some inspiration, and the good company of my photowalk buddies.
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But what i miss : one of those cool self-portraits of your gang 🙂
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I’m out with the lads on Tuesday for a photowalk, (coffee walk !) I’ll see if we can manage a selfie. 😀
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I like industrial photos and worn building pictures, too. Just like they tell you a story by their standing and lasting over the years. Great black and white bridge, which I especially loved. Smiles, Robin
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Me too, we still have a few old industrial area’s but most are being demolished and replaced by nondescript apartment blocks.. Some of these sites are in pretty run down areas, so it’s good to have my photobuddies along.
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I live in a rural paradise in the South of France – and you won’t believe how much I miss the kind of shabby, old industrial city-scapes your photos explore so beautifully.
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I miss the open roads of France, don’t like driving in uk cities. I know what you mean though, there’s something about old British industrial areas.
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