Which One's Your's?

[Brian Moore]

Huntington Beach Pier, looking north. Nov. 22.

Olympus XA and Kodak Portra 160 film.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Love the distant people - very Lowry

 

[Brian Moore]

Oh that's interesting, Chris. Thank you.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Ooo, there is a sorta tension between the people somehow.. I think it is the one on the rights posture and the space they are say apart ... I like that, but the rest of the photo is also really nice! I live the bleak lost horizon and the slightly warm tone, of it was cool toned it would almost be too much bleak, the warm gives I a bit of ... warmth

 

[Brian Moore]

Thank you, Hamish.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Nice, Brian. Were you sitting between them?

 

[Pete Askew]

Not much left for me to add. I like the ida of Lowry doing surfing scenes though! For me it is, as Hamish notes, about the tension between the two young ladies. Lovely stuff Brian.

 

[Brian Moore]

Nice, Brian. Were you sitting between them?

Uh,...No, Rob. Wasn't even invited!

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Not much left for me to add. I like the ida of Lowry doing surfing scenes though! For me it is, as Hamish notes, about the tension between the two young ladies. Lovely stuff Brian.

Thanks a lot, Pete. Much appreciated.

 

[Ahmad Bhai]

Lowry Lowry would be very happy with this Moorey

 

[Brian Moore]

Lowry Lowry would be very happy with this Moorey

lol! That's high praise coming from you, Bhaiey. Thanks Ahmad.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Super Image Brian. That film stuff you have been using of late has gorgeous qualities about it, with the way you develop.

 

[Brian Moore]

Super Image Brian. That film stuff you have been using of late has gorgeous qualities about it, with the way you develop.

That's very nice of you, Julian, but I can't take credit for the developing. I have my "every-day" color film developed at Costco. (Big discount store chain here in USA.) That was the case with this film, which was Kodak's Portra 160. Thanks again, Julian.