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Suanna Davis
12:37 am, 10.25.11
There are some really good pictures here, as I expect you know.
I really like the tree shadow on the brick and metal wall/doors. That is a beautiful composition.
I am intrigued as well. What is the lady doing with the hat and the oil can? (Okay, it probably isn’t an oil can, but that is what I thought from the shape.)
The contrast of curves and angles in the rusted metal piece is beautiful. I like that you saw it and captured it on camera.
Lorraine
10:49 am, 10.25.11
Suanna, the lady caught my eye by her actions b/c I initially headed toward the doors to photograph them. She was hanging her hat! I have another photo of just the hat… I don’t remember what she was holding in her right hand – think it was food.