Blue Print Cafe

[Lesley Jones]

I'm having a bit of a funny night. This was actually taken behind the glass bricks on the far end of the colourful wall in Red Child, Blue Child. I'd seen the potential a year earlier as we had been taken to the restaurant upstairs. I was in a sling at the time though and couldn't operate the camera

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Genius Lesley - worth the wait to come back and get this shot

 

[Lesley Jones]

Thank you Chris. I love this part of London, but it gets too crowded for my liking in the summer. I'll have to find somewhere else to go for a few months

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Well 'framed' shot. Excellent.

 

[Ronald Atchley]

Really nice Zooey .
How was the restaurant ?
Any bubble and squeak
Ron

 

[Brian Moore]

Nicely captured, Lesley!

 

[Lesley Jones]

Really nice Zooey .
How was the restaurant ?
Any bubble and squeak
Ron

No bubble and squeak Ron and I didn't see any the last time I was in the market. You would have liked the restaurant, the walls were lined with framed black and white prints

 

[Pete Askew]

Definitely worth the wait. I do like a bit of distortion. Did you consider losing the top set of 'bricks'?

 

[Lesley Jones]

Cropping again Pete? You know I never think of it. 99% of my images are barely shaved. It would nearly work, but I don't think it would leave the jogger with enough head room

 

[Paul Lange]

What Pete is trying to say in a non obvious way is square. He once told me he tapes pieces of black card either side of his monitor so it looks square. Honest, he did, he did to!

 

[Lesley Jones]

I knew that Paul and I nearly used the S word. I did use a medium format camera for a very short while, but I just couldn't get on with it...