Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 13:07
Looks great once again 
, Doc!Page 22 of 41
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 14:25
Let that man walk through a city where he's having an exhibition and he returns with enough stuff for another..
, Doc!
, Doc!Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 17:07
@ Moody great photos
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 18:52
Not bad!smiscandlon wrote: Yeah, I guess most buildings don't actually have much colour to them, so the monochrome pics help show the form of the architecture. There are exceptions though ... I was really pleased with the golden hue that comes through on this pic I took of Leeds Town Hall:
Normally you can't get near Hall for nouveau riche Chav weddings, all stretch Hummers and sixteen cousins looking like those Flump marshmallow sweets.
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 18:54
There was an "e-Learning" bus outside it when I was there...timsinister wrote:Normally you can't get near Hall for nouveau riche Chav weddings, all stretch Hummers and sixteen cousins looking like those Flump marshmallow sweets.
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 18:58
Hmm...
All I can imagine is you should be pronouncing it, "Eee, Learning" and they didn't have room for the "By 'eck,"
All I can imagine is you should be pronouncing it, "Eee, Learning" and they didn't have room for the "By 'eck,"
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 19:02
timsinister wrote:"Eee, Learning"
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 19:10
thanks here's another one...
here's another one...Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 19:14
Your signature goes as a title for that picture..
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 19:20
Very nice.Dr. Moody wrote:thanks
I took a not-entirely-dissimilar picture down Glasgow's Argyle Street a few days ago. It was approaching sunset and there was just a really nice quality to the light (not sure if my photo quite captured it, but I tried dammit!).
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 19:20
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 19:29
Warm light and long shadows - a great mood to that. I can imagine somebody like the Chemical Brothers using it for a single cover!
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 19:31
Very nice, all of 'em!
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:02
You're telling me, Carpy. This thread is full of potential coverart for me in future.
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:10
What?boudicca wrote:Very nice town that... shouldn't say "town" actually, it's Britain's smallest city isn't it, due to the cathedral.E Gypsy wrote:Wells Cathedral
Only been there once, last summer - with someone who occasionally pops up on HL as it happens, in various guises... lives in Wiltshire (last I heard). The only other person I've ever known who listens to Cindytalk (apart from Cinder himself) The Cindytalk myspace page wouldn't agree with you.
, bit of a gypsy lifestyle-wise you could say...
Hmmmmm ... do I know you from somewhere perchance, "E"?
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:25
Actually, just dug it out and it is entirely dissimilar. Sorry Dr!smiscandlon wrote:I took a not-entirely-dissimilar picture down Glasgow's Argyle Street a few days ago. It was approaching sunset and there was just a really nice quality to the light (not sure if my photo quite captured it, but I tried dammit!).
I still quite like it though!
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:29
Shall I take that as a "No" then?E Gypsy wrote:What?boudicca wrote:Very nice town that... shouldn't say "town" actually, it's Britain's smallest city isn't it, due to the cathedral.E Gypsy wrote:Wells Cathedral
Only been there once, last summer - with someone who occasionally pops up on HL as it happens, in various guises
Hmmmmm ... do I know you from somewhere perchance, "E"?
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:29
The mood of the light is very much the same though - I can see why the thought entered your head.
All good stuff!
All good stuff!
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:32
I don't know what you're saying, but I would think a 'No' to 'Do I know you from somewhere?.boudicca wrote: Shall I take that as a "No" then?
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:43
If you didn't have a lady called Claire in your home last summer, then no.E Gypsy wrote:I don't know what you're saying, but I would think a 'No' to 'Do I know you from somewhere?.boudicca wrote: Shall I take that as a "No" then?
Apologies then, if I was off there... some of your posts just really reminded me of someone else who, as I said, has been on here in more than one guise.
No offence intended.
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 20:56
I had many people in my house last summer and two called Claire and I know neither were you.boudicca wrote:If you didn't have a lady called Claire in your home last summer, then no.
Apologies then, if I was off there... some of your posts just really reminded me of someone else who, as I said, has been on here in more than one guise.
No offence intended.
No offence necessary
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 21:02
Now this is the Glasgow we all know and love:
Of course, if I had Carpy's confidence, this would be a "street portrait" of a Glesga wino pissing into an alcove...
Of course, if I had Carpy's confidence, this would be a "street portrait" of a Glesga wino pissing into an alcove...
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 21:05
Cool one, Steven - love the lighting, and how that building in the distance "disappears" at the top, because of it. \m/
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 21:11
That's mighty fine as it is - no wino needed in the slightest!
It's very hard to take a pic from the dark out into the light and that works a treat.
It's very hard to take a pic from the dark out into the light and that works a treat.
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 21:12
Two Claire's-with-an-i...E Gypsy wrote:I had many people in my house last summer and two called Claire and I know neither were you.
crikey jings, what's the chances of that! You must be very popular No Claire Morrow's I take it? That would just be too weird.
(Yeah, I know it's not the smartest to put your full name on a message board, but it's out there anyway in enough other posts where I'm claiming to be related to Stuart Morrow out of New Model Army
)