Yesterday, I was looking for patterns for my Afterclass Flickr group "night patterns": I did discover so many, inside and outside too, without forgetting "movement" one of our last classes and "color", from which here are two, combined examples.

The train bridge obscures part of the huge wheel, and a train passes!
I would not have done this image, if it was not all I learned in Afterclass, inspiring me.
But I looked for patterns also inside the Festival Hall, at the entrance, I found this. Lots of different patterns, but also something more.

It still stuns me as does the possibility to go there and have many different activities at leisure. Read a book, speak with a friend, relax, use your computer. Meet with others. Without anyone coming and asking "do you have a ticket? did you buy something? what are you doing?"

Also, even after thousand portrait of "strangers" I remain still in wonder each time someone answer me "Of course, you may!" when I approach them to take a photo.
Julie . . . Great pictures. Good blog. I'll be back. Have family roots in Yarmouth-by-the-sea. Grandfather & family left Charing Cross Station for America in 1905. What a different world it was.
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Love the lighting on the Eye in your first shot - gorgeous. I tried to understand how the Afterclass group worked, when you sent me the link, but I fear I don't understand the rules!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures - and what a wonderful view on life you have.
ReplyDeleteYou rock!
Thanks for your comments!
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