Brian Moore Moderator Oct 5, 2013 #1 On Emerald Street in Torrance California. Minox 35GT and Kodak Tri-X processed in Rodinal.
Glenn Clabo Well-Known Member Oct 5, 2013 #2 Nice symmetry Brian. You even got a little power pole in there!
Julian de'Courcy Well-Known Member Oct 5, 2013 #3 as Glenn says great symmetry. i like the crop also the little slice of sky along with the texture of the concrete.
as Glenn says great symmetry. i like the crop also the little slice of sky along with the texture of the concrete.
Brian Moore Moderator Oct 5, 2013 #4 Glenn Clabo said: Nice symmetry Brian. You even got a little power pole in there! Click to expand... Thanks, Glenn. I was thinking about that power pole, too. Do you think I should remove it?
Glenn Clabo said: Nice symmetry Brian. You even got a little power pole in there! Click to expand... Thanks, Glenn. I was thinking about that power pole, too. Do you think I should remove it?
Brian Moore Moderator Oct 5, 2013 #5 Julian de'Courcy said: as Glenn says great symmetry. i like the crop also the little slice of sky along with the texture of the concrete. Click to expand... Thanks, Julian. Do you think I should remove the power pole?
Julian de'Courcy said: as Glenn says great symmetry. i like the crop also the little slice of sky along with the texture of the concrete. Click to expand... Thanks, Julian. Do you think I should remove the power pole?
Glenn Clabo Well-Known Member Oct 5, 2013 #6 Brian Moore said: Thanks, Glenn. I was thinking about that power pole, too. Do you think I should remove it? Click to expand... I would Brian...but it may upset Kev.
Brian Moore said: Thanks, Glenn. I was thinking about that power pole, too. Do you think I should remove it? Click to expand... I would Brian...but it may upset Kev.
Chris Dodkin West Coast Correspondent Oct 6, 2013 #7 Wow - looks more like a commercial building Brian - or something from Logan's Run!
Brian Moore Moderator Oct 6, 2013 #8 Chris Dodkin said: Wow - looks more like a commercial building Brian - or something from Logan's Run! Click to expand... lol. A bit odd isn't it Chris?
Chris Dodkin said: Wow - looks more like a commercial building Brian - or something from Logan's Run! Click to expand... lol. A bit odd isn't it Chris?
Pete Askew Admin Oct 6, 2013 #9 You can't go starting a new book until you've published the old one. That's just greedy! Excellent start to the series Brian. And, what an entrance - love the symmetry.
You can't go starting a new book until you've published the old one. That's just greedy! Excellent start to the series Brian. And, what an entrance - love the symmetry.
Brian Moore Moderator Oct 6, 2013 #10 Pete Askew said: You can't go starting a new book until you've published the old one. That's just greedy! Excellent start to the series Brian. And, what an entrance - love the symmetry. Click to expand... lol. OK,...duly noted, Pete. Thanks.
Pete Askew said: You can't go starting a new book until you've published the old one. That's just greedy! Excellent start to the series Brian. And, what an entrance - love the symmetry. Click to expand... lol. OK,...duly noted, Pete. Thanks.