Pillar of Profundity

I prefer this one with the close up in the caption and the subjet looking at some undefined point: looks more spontaneous and enhances the elegance. Love the B&W and grain.

i have to second paula, best shot of the series.

Thanks for writing. This was a true photo experiment for me since I had read on P.N. a tip or two for using point and shoots, which is all I have, and this one was with Agfa 400 ASA, b/w, and no flash indoors. I really liked the quote with my 'get-up' for the vacation day in San Francisco, but I had to ask the shopkeeper to take the shot for me... and when I remember the name of the store, I'll credit them!! I'll work with this one! Again, thanks.

no matter what medium you choose, mel, it's the eye that counts:). this is really well done.

I cropped them this way; I'm going to go back and look at the originals! I like 'em! Thank you. :)

or two...

Like this photo very much... it have some magic...Thank you for sharing

(rubbing hands together gleefully) - more negatives!? When you gonna send me some, Mel - huh, huh? How's the other project developing, mmmm?

Do you want to try with this one? Say the word . . .

The new lens has arrived (yesterday) ~ My Great Photography Project will be underway nearly in conjunction with my 1st anni celebration of PN. Who knew? Some thought I could only sing, dance and write poetry !

and what great poetry it IS, too! Yes, I'll be glad to start with THIS one....

bestwishes for your G.P.P. :)