2 responses to “Take a clock that has lost its hands”
Great photos! I love the variety….that middle pic though—–wow! Actually, I can’t tell if the middle one or the B&W is my favorite. This series showcases your talents well—-B&W, Color, landscapes, animals…….all you need to add is a close up of an insect and you’d have a fabulous start for a portfolio!
Top one made me think of Ansel Adams. Middle one made me think of of the lithographed children’s books of my childhood, borrowed from the Pratt Library… Bottom one surprised me–Hereford, not Brangus! They complement the red light.
2 responses to “Take a clock that has lost its hands”
Great photos! I love the variety….that middle pic though—–wow! Actually, I can’t tell if the middle one or the B&W is my favorite. This series showcases your talents well—-B&W, Color, landscapes, animals…….all you need to add is a close up of an insect and you’d have a fabulous start for a portfolio!
Top one made me think of Ansel Adams. Middle one made me think of of the lithographed children’s books of my childhood, borrowed from the Pratt Library… Bottom one surprised me–Hereford, not Brangus! They complement the red light.