I tried to get a picture of the heat

[Brian Moore]

An intersection in Los Angeles.

Canon F1 with Canon FD 17/4 lens and Arista EDU 400 film. Processed in Rodinal.

 

[Chris Bennett]

It works for me, Brian, I can smell the almost melting tarmac. Love it!

 

[Brian Moore]

It works for me, Brian, I can smell the almost melting tarmac. Love it!

Thanks Chris. Much appreciated.

 

[Pete Askew]

I think it works as well. The flare adds to that sense of heat too.

 

[Brian Moore]

I think it works as well. The flare adds to that sense of heat too.

Thanks Pete.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I'll shut up now, so as not to get overheated.

 

[Brian Moore]

I'll shut up now, so as not to get overheated.

That's a good idea, Ivar.

 

[Alexander Seidler]

Look cool

 

[Brian Moore]

Look cool

Supposed to look hot!

Thanks Alexander.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

A good old joke you’ll appreciate, Brian (unless it’s purely a Dundee thing)

Photography’s like laying lino. You need a flare for it! Well, I think it’s funny!

Fantastic fotie!

 

[Brian Moore]

A good old joke you’ll appreciate, Brian (unless it’s purely a Dundee thing)

Photography’s like laying lino. You need a flare for it! Well, I think it’s funny!

Fantastic fotie!

It's a guid yin, Rob. (But please take more care with your spelling. Its "flair", no flare.)

A Ruglonian rejoinder to your Dundonian witticism: Wan mair crack oot o' you and I'll plaster ye! (What did the painter say to the wall?...A joke I learned in Ruglen when I was about 7.)

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Plester…not plaster!

Normally I spell it flair, but for the photography joke…

 

[Brian Moore]

Plester…not plaster!

Normally I spell it flair, but for the photography joke…