Yes. The same thing happens to me on streets. I usually don’t want people in the shot if I’m photographing buildings. But if I’m photographing the street scene I want all of it, and they politely move out of the way!
On the site of the former Friends’ Meeting House (demolished 1807), where Peter the Great once worshippedDeptford High Street, London, March 2026 Welcome to One Word Sunday photo challenge, and […]
Blackheath Morris Men performing chair lifting on Easter Monday, in front of the Cutty Sark at Greenwich, London, April 2026 The Blackheath Morris Men perform the old Easter tradition of […]
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Aurora Borealis in Iceland, September 2018 Some scenes in nature go beyond a standard landscape. They change quickly, behave unpredictably, and don’t always look the way you expect through a […]
Full moon over St Albans, Hertfordshire, October 2017 This evening, here in the UK, you’ll see the full moon rising low on the horizon and reaching its peak at 03:12 […]
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Oh wow. I’ve been in there some…20 years ago, but don’t remember the place beeing that great
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Lovely Debbie. And so much more effective in monochrome than it would have been in color. 🙂
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An amazing perspective for a beautiful picture
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Thanks Arnaud
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Love this perspective.
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I like teh low down shots, but standing back up can be difficult!!
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Hehe. I so get that.
For me even crouching down is getting difficult; dodgy knees. 😬
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Clever….another of your low-level shots, Debbie??
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I’m enjoying crawling! The trouble in an enclosed ape is that people are polite and move out of the way, when I really want their feet and legs!!
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Yes. The same thing happens to me on streets. I usually don’t want people in the shot if I’m photographing buildings. But if I’m photographing the street scene I want all of it, and they politely move out of the way!
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A closed ape, eh??!! Spellcheck got it wrong
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That’s so strange – made me do a double-take!
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Its an amazing room – even without my low angle, it needs a close look as the pillars are wonderful and a wide angle lens was required
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