Blind Lady enjoying the sun

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  Vincent Brady

• Nov 23, 2008

Even without the presence of the woman this would have been a great shot. I love the relationship between the bottom of the the boats and the fronts of the huts. I hope that you took more shots.

Cheers
TEX

 

• pentaxuser

• Nov 23, 2008

Andy. Turns a good shot about colours into a human interest shot with colours to appreciate. Did you resolve the "anti-halation" problem on the other beach hut shot. If so what conclusions did you come to about it's cause?

pentaxuser

 

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  Andy K

• Nov 23, 2008

Thanks TEX, I do have a few more from this roll, you can see them on my flickr page (linked in my signature).

PU, I have no idea how the halation occurred. I was using the R3M, with 40mm Nokton, and a vernier polariser. The only thing I can think of is that maybe the combination of skylight filter and polariser diffused the light somehow and that was picked up on the film.

 

• Thomassauerwein

• Nov 23, 2008

Nice, nice image. Love the colors as well as the contracting shapes.

 

• Uhner

• Nov 23, 2008

Very nice, it reminds me a bit of a painting by Edward Hopper.

 

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  Richard Lee

• Nov 24, 2008

Andy, great shot - I love the composition, the colours and the dignified title. As an Essex boy myself, I really miss Southend.

Thanks for posting.

Richard

 

• removed account4

• Nov 28, 2008

hi andy

i have enjoyed ( a bit late ) this series on the sea.
this one is my favorite ... the lady is framed perfectly within the
hut, it is like she is in a picture within a picture .. !

great eye!

john

 

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  Andy K

• Nov 29, 2008

Thank you everyone. This is actually cropped a little. In the original frame there are five boats and five huts fully visible, but I thought this crop was better.