Glasgow

[Jan Anne]

So "The Mountain" Bez can shoot, you apparently know how to capture light, are not afraid of deep blacks and know how to capture a story.

Properly enjoying your work sir, eagerly awaiting whats coming from the week in Kilin

[BEZ]

So "The Mountain" Bez can shoot, you apparently know how to capture light, are not afraid of deep blacks and know how to capture a story.

Properly enjoying your work sir, eagerly awaiting whats coming from the week in Kilin

Hello Jan Anne,
Happy you have found this thread   ....as for killin I just followed all the great photographers around and copied their shots. Mine are all poor imitations of what has already been posted 

Sorry you left early for the festival   ....I was lucky to get a seat in Erik's Vito, we would of shot together (looking for shadows).

Cheers

[Frank Fremerey]

....as for killin I just followed all the great photographers around and copied their shots. Mine are all poor imitations of what has already been posted 

You think we leave you off the hook so easily? ...

[Jan Anne]

If the Scotland topic shows one thing is that every photog has a different eye, sometimes only slightly different and sometimes completely off the planet

[BEZ]

You think we leave you off the hook so easily? ...

If the Scotland topic shows one thing is that every photog has a different eye, sometimes only slightly different and sometimes completely off the planet

In my head/imagination I remember a couple of unique images. I will have to look at my files and see if I managed to capture/fluke them.
I don't normally rush into editing, but realise I should join in.

Cheers

[Thomas G]

#9 Canary

#9-Glasgow by #Bez, on Flickr

Great one!
It for sure reminds me off Jeff Noons novel 'vurt', the German title was 'Gelb' (yellow).

[BEZ]

Great one!
It for sure reminds me off Jeff Noons novel 'vurt', the German title was 'Gelb' (yellow).

I did not know the book so googled  ...yes I see!

And Noon is a Mancunian, I must read the book.

Thank you Thomas.

Cheers

[simsurace]

Hi Bez,
Very captivating and strong street shots. I think there might be a theme with the wall paintings and how they play with the people in front of them.
This inspires me to hit the streets and try my hand at it (I have tried it before, but my success rate was very low).

[BEZ]

Hi Bez,
Very captivating and strong street shots. I think there might be a theme with the wall paintings and how they play with the people in front of them.
This inspires me to hit the streets and try my hand at it (I have tried it before, but my success rate was very low).

Hello Simone,
Thank you for the kind words  ....yes street art can make for an interesting background, but the human element is unpredictable and often difficult to combine.

[Anirban Halder]

Very refreshing street photography. Thoroughly enjoying this thread!  Wonderful photos Bez.

[Andrea B.]

The cat image is downright scarey! Well captured.

And Bez, sometimes luck does play a role. What are the odds: guy in yellow hat walks by street art with yellow feather. Cool.

[BEZ]

Very refreshing street photography. Thoroughly enjoying this thread!  Wonderful photos Bez.

Thank you for the kind words Anirban

The cat image is downright scarey! Well captured.

And Bez, sometimes luck does play a role. What are the odds: guy in yellow hat walks by street art with yellow feather. Cool.

Thank you Andrea  .....yes I was very lucky and thank the guy for wearing the yellow hat.

Some days I go out and get nothing all day  .....no luck!

But it reminds me of the Gary Player quote  ....."the more I practice, the luckier I get”