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Back to the Black And White Unite series and two items that have appeared on the blog before, but not on the same shot. The light bulb appeared back in March and the black and white background was in Black and White Unite IV This pairing came out with a mix
As the nights start to draw in again I’ve dug out the light table and ball bearings again to start back up on the black and white unite series of shots I started at the beginning of the year. Not sure this particularly fits the brief, but nice to give
More steel ball bearings, this time photographed between two metal shelves from my desk tidy.
From the “Who knew this would look any good” school of flower photography. I mean, who turns an image of a sunflower black and white really? I took an infra-red photo of a dandelion seed head some time ago which had a similar effect and I said at the time I’d do
On my way back from Leeds at the weekend I stopped off at Leeds University to photograph one of the brutalist buildings there. These pictures will appear, shortly, on The Brutalist site. This is a shot of the new Car Park at the university – very Close Encounters style!
It was lovely weather all day as I worked away in the office. As soon as I finished work, the heavens opened, so I’ve gone back to the Black and White Unite series, combining 2 of the patterns I used earlier in the series and adding some soup spoons to
Our next door neighbours are currently renovating their office and garage building and this is a shot of some of the welded steel frame and some wood bunting that has been added.
Today’s picture is from this morning’s walk with the infra-red camera. Yes, the image of the moon was taken this morning although, in truth, it wasn’t actually positioned there…but I like the image and didn’t want it ignored. Of course, the usual tree shot was always going to be used.
The 15th (!) in the Black and White Unite Series. This is proving a useful series to do when I have nothing else to photograph or limited inspiration.
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