talk to me
by mariuca

Comment:
All the best things about the magic of photographs are present in this one.
Was it Gary Winogrand who said he took photographs to find out how things looked photographed?
He had a very good point about the magical difference between a photograph and reality. It's all on show here. Thank you.

Untitled
by aznym

Comment:
Checking your phone after prayers! That's how the response comes back to you, as a Whatsapp message? I knew I was doing it all wrong.
Lovely tones. The camera in the better Huawei phones seems consistently good for monochrome work.
I'll tell you why I love looking at B&W photos so much: I find that my eyes roam easily around the frame, soaking up small things like tones and light. This one is good, rewarding roaming material. Thank you.

22 Stories High
by insteps

Comment:
I was waiting for your post. I wasn't disappointed. It has all your DNA and spoor on it. The picture is a message to America. It's a coded message, but the cipher is not so tough to decode. Next week we will see if I have decoded your message correctly.
Thank you.

Carnival action
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
A circle in a square always seems to feel right. This is vibrant and arresting. Thank you.

- - - -
by krnodil

Comment:
These chairs are whispering to each other. It's a quiet conversation. Gossip, or at least something confidential. Never suspected that, from the thumb. Actually, I never knew that chairs were like that at all. Thank you.

Wheel
by NikonJeb

Comment:
I had a Jag once. 3.8 Mk2. It blew 5 head gaskets in 18 months. I loved it, but I wish I'd known you then. If you can get satisfaction and reliability out of an MGB, you can get a Jag to keep its head.
Nice tones, thank you.

Something fishy?
by PenelopeK

Comment:
I'd like Sherlock Holmes to take a look at this track, because it seems irreconcilable. I love irreconcilability above all other qualities in art. Thank you.

The First Hot Day
by jomari

Comment:
Never mind the quality, feel the width! It's an unmistakably Aussie scene, Mom's hat is the clincher. I'm not used to seeing beach scenes as squares, but this shows how little I know. Thank you.

Barriers
by RKT

Comment:
So many small things you see and celebrate with your camera. I'd like to call you The God of Small Things, but Arundhati Roy had already taken the expression for her first novel. Her second was The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, which also could neatly reference your photographic sight. Are you sure you're not secretly she?
Thank you.

Eddie's Sweet Shop
by streetpigeon

Comment:
I shoot so much black & white that I hardly ever look at or think about colour photographs. But this one arrested me because it looks so much like colour film. Those are Kodachrome colours. I love it. I was younger and more optimistic then, and it feels good to feel that feeling again. Thank you.