Saturday, November 28, 2009

Cropped, diagonals.


























Posted by at 9:24 pm
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8 comments:

Zhoen said...

Tangents.

10:02 pm
marja-leena said...

All fabulous!

12:49 am
Rouchswalwe said...

Ohhh! That lighting on the leaded glass is mighty fine, Lucy!

8:01 am
Roderick Robinson said...

Halfway down this sequence you have part of a tree outlined against one of those water-towers that so enrich the French landscape. If ever cropping needed justification (and I'm astonished to find that some people regard it as almost a moral issue) this mysterious shot does just that and re-establishes you as the photographic poet of industrial landscapes. As I've said before I delight in your lichen-covered rocks, etc, but what really impresses me is your ability to transmute the unpleasant outlines of workshops and office blocks into pure gold.

12:29 pm
christopher said...

My Stripes

So I asked of you
this gift, that you would crop me
like a photograph
that the stripes across
my raw red back turn into
breathless new found art
and for one moment
I am unbound and free of
the price paid for life.

8:16 pm
Granny J said...

You have about convinced me that there is reason to save photographs in zillion-pixel formats so that some day one might crop in on a fascinating detail as Lucy did.

9:00 pm
Unknown said...

Your analysis of deferred gratification appealed to me,as a former deferred gratifyer become much more inclined in recent years to instant gratification. Living in the present is ever more attractive. Brownie points, meanwhile, are for whimps if not for Brownies.

5:55 pm
Sheila said...

These are just wonderful to see! You really have spent some time cropping, haven't you? Thanks for sharing your effort with us.

3:58 am

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