Summer Breeze.......

[Daisy Mae]

Any thoughts?

[arith]

My thought is, it is really good and I would say breath-taking. Don't know if given the opportunity I could do as good, we can all dream though.

[Daisy Mae]

Steve...I am more than certain you could do as good!

Thank you.

[FootLoose]

Sharon, you have a real talent for taking the everyday and turning it into something artful.

[Paniaa]

Hi Sharon
I stick to my, as you called it cinematic comment. What about time-lapse?

[Daisy Mae]

Hi Pania

Not sure what you mean about time lapse in relation to this shot but am intrigued....could you explain more?



Greg...thank you so much. Luckily there is lots of 'everyday' out there!

[Digital]

Sharon, I really like this photograph.

How is you dad?

Bruce

[Rob Ekins]

Sharon,


Awesome as usual BUT!.....

That face in the BG is doin' my head in... We can't take our eyes off each other..

Shutting down computer.. good night..



Robbie.

[Donald]

Fine Art. Stenhousemuir. The two are not meant to go together, are they?

[Daisy Mae]

Ah Robbie..there's a time for all of us to get some sleep.

Yes indeed Donald...fine Art belongs in Larbert so I am told..that'll be why they have the Dobbie Hall but I find the * 'underbelly' so much more interesting and Dad is in Forth Valley Hospital ...besides ASDA Stenhousemuir ( Walmart ) sell baby courgettes and a fine Tempranillo Rose so all is not lost.

* waits for the Stenhousemuir Mafia to knock on door!

Bruce..Thank you for asking so kindly after my Dad. He's not in great shape... he is in a delerium which comes with the strokes and doesn't know us at the minute. It is unclear whether he will return to us this time so.. a pretty upsetting really.

[Stagecoach]

Any thoughts?

Sharon,

As always another thought provoking image from you.

To me this highlights two of the major concerns being voiced these days about the mobile phone:

a) the total disregard by many users for others that have to move out of the way of these antisocial people on the streets.

b) the danger they are to themselves and others by walking into the paths of obstacles and vehicles.

It would make a great campaign image, with the second in the series being a pensioner knocked to the ground by the user or the user squashed under a bus.

You did ask for 'thoughts'

[Daisy Mae]

Oh Grahame I totally agree with you!

I watched a woman stop with her baby in a pram in the middle of a busy road and text for a terrifying few minutes. It would only have taken her 2 steps to reach safety on the other side but texting seemed more important than her own safety or that of her child.