She Couldn't Keep Her Eyes Off Me

[Brian Moore]

Taking shelter from the unmerciful August sun that beat down on the Champs Elysees I noticed this pretty blonde who kept watching me.

Canon F1 and Arista Premium 400 film processed in Rodinal.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Those French birds are very forward Brian - it's just the Euro way I reckon

Cracking shot - makes me dream of warm days again

 

[Rob MacKillop]

What's that light coming down from the sky? Looks vaguely familiar!

Nice shot, Brian. Quite incidental, I suppose, that there is a nice blonde in shorts walking towards you?

 

[Brian Moore]

Those French birds are very forward Brian - it's just the Euro way I reckon

Cracking shot - makes me dream of warm days again

It's terrible how they behave, Chris! Thanks, Chris.

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What's that light coming down from the sky? Looks vaguely familiar!

Nice shot, Brian. Quite incidental, I suppose, that there is a nice blonde in shorts walking towards you?

It's light from the "sun," Rob. The sun is a hot yellow object not often visible in the Scottish sky. It brings light and warmth to most everywhere on Earth but Scotland. If you go on holiday, however, you're liable to see it and feel it.

Those French birds had likely never seen the likes of me and I expect that one you mention just wanted a closer look.

 

[Pete Askew]

Love the composition and the split frame Brian. But why has that guy got a target on his chest?

 

[Brian Moore]

Love the composition and the split frame Brian. But why has that guy got a target on his chest?

Thank you, Pete. Much appreciated. Here's the reason:

 

[Pete Askew]

That's exactly the cartoon I had in mind!