Men talking

Part of a series I'm taking at Tate Modern. I love the layers of

reflection I can get in this area due to the almost constant building

work. I composed this to have a heavy industrial feel and the

atmosphere of a 1930's movie (around the time these guys were born).

Sue, you are just so good at these shots! You have such an eye for these, and loads of top quality urban reflection images, great work!

Very well done!

indeed one of the most beatutiful museums on earth.. good place to for series of pictures (have some of my own....).

This one is great and the reflections as well as the BW makes it really interesting.

well done

Very good and interesting image, perfectly composed! Regards.

Unusual and very interesting! With respect, Valentyn

What an interesting scene , excellently composed and with great tones

Thanks Alon, we don't get much sun in London at this time of year. but when we do it's amazing. It has great depth but not the intensity of summer sun.

Sue, once again I was browsing your work. I came to rest here, a classic.

I have been enjoying reading your comments on your own photos. I admire the questions and observations you pose. The explorations you have done suggest an uncommon awareness of the language of expression. It is reflected well in your street photos. I hope to have some extended dialogue with you in the future. I think you have a lot of to offer.

Josh, thank you,I'm knocked sideeways by your comment. Totally unexpected and, well I don't know... weird... sorry

 

but thanks x

sideways, weird, sorry? should i remove the comment? no agenda, just observations. btw "I admire the questions and observations you pose." should read 'I admire the questions and observations your photos & explorations pose'.

Oh don't worry about my comment, we all suffer from lack of communicabiltity.

 

I just meant thanks :-)

 

I got into this through an American friend (Jamie Kraft, Kraft Jamie, Electric Picture.. whatever he is at the moment) and never quite got a handle on the fact that I had to use quite neutral English to be understood. Because for most people English is not their first language.