I didn't do a fraction of what you do when I lived in London. But I can live so much of it through your photo's. It is firing up in me the desire to get my botty down to London and do the tourist thing. We keep talking about it as we are only sixty miles away from Euston, an hour on a fast train. How daft is that? thanks for reigniting my love for this vibrant city.
Capturing the festivities at Sunday's festival. 
Wow, that's a great close-up. I like the black and white/colour impression.
ReplyDeletestunning sketch...
ReplyDeleteLove the framing to get the colour against the charcoal sketch. Sometimes people do this in photoshop etc, but it's much better when it's 'for real'.
ReplyDeleteThe charcoal sketch has captured the vitality of the festival & you have captured the artist in a great shot.
ReplyDeleteI feel she's about to get into the picture herself, adding a bit of colour to the painting! Absolutely beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo of the artist! I love festivals like that!
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteI didn't do a fraction of what you do when I lived in London. But I can live so much of it through your photo's. It is firing up in me the desire to get my botty down to London and do the tourist thing. We keep talking about it as we are only sixty miles away from Euston, an hour on a fast train. How daft is that? thanks for reigniting my love for this vibrant city.
ReplyDeletewow again
ReplyDeleteawesome bw/color
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artist view/photog view,
like a medium in a medium, reality in a reality -- tres postmodern!
kudos, mo
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I love this shot. The energy of her sketch and the color of her against the black and white. Truly brilliant.
ReplyDeletewow , excellent !
ReplyDeleteNice And Excellent !! Simply Great//Thanks for sharing..Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteNice portrait of an artist at work...
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