Crack in the wall - # 08/155
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Richmond upon Thames: the view from London's "Arcadia" along the River Thames in Southwest London.
Chuckeroon
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- Richmond upon Thames, Greater London, United Kingdom
- Copyright: no reproduction of any image without permission. Cameras: Olympus C7070 WZ & Olympus E3 & E5
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- 6 miles high - # 08/177
- Turning reality into vision - / 08/176
- At the Village Flower and Produce Show - # 08/175
- Well, Hallo!- # 08/174
- Slabs of light, areas of colour - # 08/173
- High skills - # 08/172
- Relaxing - # 08/171
- Hotel - # 08/170
- Worth getting up in the morning for - # 08/169
- Oh no, not another Heron picture - # 08/168
- Repairing the unrepairable - # 08/167
- Poppy in field of daisies- # 08/166
- Toy ducks - # 08/165
- Street scene - # 08/164
- A point...... - # 08/163
- Gone a bit wonky - # 08/162
- Architectural detail - # 08/161
- Light and shadow - # 08/160
- Hand made boats made of wood availaible here - # 0...
- The conservation archivist - # 08/158
- Ooh, Aaah!- # 08/157
- No cracks in the wall - # 08/156
- Crack in the wall - # 08/155
- Don't fret! - # 08/154
- Old historic archive shot recalling Karl Moritz - ...
- It could be anywhere, couldn't it? - # 08/152
- Living in style - # 08/151
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I like this photo a lot. Sometimes BW is the only thing that works don't you think?
ReplyDeleteA worldwide occurence, but a nice photo. Come on over when you have a minute, we're discussing the Tour de France.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting a crack can be, just structure and form and b/w.
ReplyDeleteGlad you stopped by to visit my blog. I am flattered that you read my profile. By" European feel" to my photography- I simply meant that when given a choice, I tend to choose subjects that remind me mostly of Paris and other lovely old European cities. What could be more beautiful?? Look forward to seeing more of your interesting photographs.
ReplyDeleteI love this photo for its simplicity. It looks like a delicate painting at a museum.
ReplyDeleteBTW, what tilt adjustment software do you us? Sometimes I have unleveled photos and when I try to change the orientation by even 2 degrees, the photos turn fuzzy.