And for something a little different today: the images do not follow in any particular sequence, nor do the contents of the images themselves make a story that makes any kind of immediate sense – this is of course deliberate. There is a narrative here, but I think it’s an extreme example of the message being far more dependent on the interpretation of the audience than the presentation of the photographer – so I shall leave these images without titles (probably much to the great relief of half the audience). If the images make too much sense, look closer – and form your own conclusions… MT
This series was shot with a Leica Q, Hasselblad 501CM, CFV-50C digital back, various lenses, and post processed with Photoshop Workflow II.
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Bits of black and white normality in a strange and weird coloured world..
Reality is mostly stranger than fiction..
🙂
Agreed!
ALL images are excellent!
A lot of emotions and atmosphere.
Sincerely,
Anatoly
Thanks Anatoly 🙂
Some very interesting shots here, but the one that stands out for me is the next to last one, the b&w with the trees and the fog. A very impressive capture! Looks like this could have been taken with the Ricoh GR?
That was a Q-shot. 🙂
Both of b/w photos are superb!
Thank you!
Beautiful! You took some really diverse photos while keeping a consistent tone throughout. Personally, I struggle with that in photo essays, so kudos to you.
Thanks!