Aldous Lau
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Hope you guys enjoy!
All shots was taken by Leica Monochrom with Summilux 50mm F1.4 version II
All shots was taken by Leica Monochrom with Summilux 50mm F1.4 version II
Critique Welcomed Old Hong Kong estate internal
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Peter Roberts
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I often feel that once the overall scene has been established, which you did in earlier posts, the real story is revealed in the details.
I like these immensely, Aldous. They have a such poignancy about them.
I like these immensely, Aldous. They have a such poignancy about them.
Gianluca Drago
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Interesting entry, @Aldous Lau! And lovely B&W contrast.
Photographing things that are near to disappearing has always fascinated me. Partly because they are documents of our times, and partly because they tell layered stories: the past, the present, and the questions about the future. And what could be more human than dividing the time of our existence into three periods?
On the practical side: @Aldous Lau, I haven’t understood why, when I click on any of your photos, I get an “Oops! We ran into some problems.” Normally, a RealPhotographersForum gallery should open for me or - in your case - the Flickr page, where I can access the original photo. There must be something wrong with the way you create the link that connects RealPhotographersForum to Flickr. But I haven't the necessary knowledge to help you here.
Photographing things that are near to disappearing has always fascinated me. Partly because they are documents of our times, and partly because they tell layered stories: the past, the present, and the questions about the future. And what could be more human than dividing the time of our existence into three periods?
On the practical side: @Aldous Lau, I haven’t understood why, when I click on any of your photos, I get an “Oops! We ran into some problems.” Normally, a RealPhotographersForum gallery should open for me or - in your case - the Flickr page, where I can access the original photo. There must be something wrong with the way you create the link that connects RealPhotographersForum to Flickr. But I haven't the necessary knowledge to help you here.
