Lustrous London, October 2014
Hex colour reference: #cdc5c2
A colourful note: the colour silver is a shade of grey that is trying to replicate the colour of polished silver. The metallic shine cannot really be reproduced in a crayon, though, as the shiny effect is due to the contrast between the metal’s surface and the angle of the light source.
A trivial pursuit: what does silver have in common with orange, purple and turquoise?
Well, silver and these three other colour names, all lack a rhyming word!
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 6 April 2016
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Great aspect!! I love the Shard 🙂 Always looking for new places to capture it from.
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What a great photo.
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Thank you!
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Oh, love the light!
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That’s when those of us who write poetry turn to slant rhymes. :0)
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Nice work, love the lighting
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The light in this photo… it is marvelous. Superb photo!!
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I had started thinking ,from a painter’s point of view ,what had in common those three colours….and then I red your answer………Hahaha!
This capture of London is stunning ,by the way….
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Thank you! This was in my early days with a decent camera – I’m very pleased with it. But London really does welcome the camera!!
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