I like your ‘colour’ – an extension of black and white. You still get to play with contrast to bring out shapes. As for that, LERV the wavy door – for occupants must have made living there way more interesting when no shape predictable.
Thank you Liz,
I find it a difficult medium but do try: although it was so much easier when using film. I knew when I messed-up it was me not the camera, but now the computer has a mind of its own!
Thanks Mike – I know what you mean, I was the same in Saudi Arabia (3 years and not a single photograph) yet Cyprus 1974/5 and the camera went everywhere. I think it is an attitude of mind.
🙂 once in a while – the thing is that the second the camera is against my eye the brain starts seeing in B&W. I need a conscious effort when it comes to colour.
Many thanks Bente.
Maybe the builder should have checked the blue flame more closely, or stuck to drinking water !
David A Lockwood 
Surely you’re not suggesting the builders brewed their own David !! Like your little diversion into colour, excellent shot.
To quote a well known phrase by Francis Urquhart :
“You might say that; I couldn’t possibly comment” 😉
Thanks Dave.
David.
🙂
Stunning photograph!!! Clean lines and a beautiful mystery…
Merci beaucoup – s’il vous plaît que vous l’aimez.
David.
I like your ‘colour’ – an extension of black and white. You still get to play with contrast to bring out shapes. As for that, LERV the wavy door – for occupants must have made living there way more interesting when no shape predictable.
Thank you Liz,
I find it a difficult medium but do try: although it was so much easier when using film. I knew when I messed-up it was me not the camera, but now the computer has a mind of its own!
David.
Beautiful shot David, I am envious of the wealth of subjects in the Oman…pity I wasn’t a photographer back when I was there.
Thanks Mike – I know what you mean, I was the same in Saudi Arabia (3 years and not a single photograph) yet Cyprus 1974/5 and the camera went everywhere. I think it is an attitude of mind.
David.
Looks nice with a little bit of colours too.
🙂 once in a while – the thing is that the second the camera is against my eye the brain starts seeing in B&W. I need a conscious effort when it comes to colour.
Many thanks Bente.
David.