A Rubbish Shot

[Vic Shaw]

Well I'm not lying!

I went out today having been inspired to get off my butt by this forum, of course it started to rain. I still had a good time and enjoyed my walk around london with my daughter.

Vic

 

[Hamish Gill]

Nice, i like that sort of thing! If only there was a man walking along the path reflected in the water that leads down to the foreground, that would have just topped it off I think!

 

[Vic Shaw]

ah you might like some others I took today then. I did think about adding a person but the timing would have been hard, it was hard enough( well not hard hard just had to wait a while) to get the timing here so the was no traffic in the road as there is a set of lights to the left. I had to wait till the jam cleared and hope there was enough of a gap in the traffic to get a clean shot.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Oh I see that's fair enough... There is always something in that way of getting "that shot" eh?
Let's see some of the other then! I think I might take my voigtlander out for a few photos round town tomorrow .. See if I can get anything passable!

 

[Vic Shaw]

This was another I quite likes, I just has it in my mind to do something wierd(er) then normal. plus I wasn't out at the right time for the London landmarks.

Vic

 

[Hamish Gill]

I really like it vic, I like abstract stuff like this .. Here is a couple of mine ... Diferent genre in a way but that same sort of inspiration I think

http://www.realphotographersforum.c...bstracts-and-urban-landscapes&p=1694#post1694

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Oooo I like mucho

 

[Paul Lange]

Nice shots, they really show the part of London that everyone sees but completely ignores. These are usually the interesting bits.

 

[Laurie Parker]

nice shots of the area seen differently from the "norm" love the puddle in image 1 showing reflections