Shiny's 2023 52 Thread

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Hollow and solid both good shots of interesting subjects, any idea what the strap tied onto the cables is for, thought lightning conductor but too small for that?
 
Nice angle... reminds me of a skinny AT-AT leg from Star Wars :)
 
nog said:
Hollow and solid both good shots of interesting subjects, any idea what the strap tied onto the cables is for, thought lightning conductor but too small for that?
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That's exactly what it is. Don't forget, there are several of these cables so quite a lot of copper conductor.
 
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Great catchup Martin, I particularly like the Solid shot, it's composed very well with the vertical foreground mirroring the out-of-focus background.
 
Darkslinger said:
Great catchup Martin, I particularly like the Solid shot, it's composed very well with the vertical foreground mirroring the out-of-focus background.
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I quite like that one myself -- which is rare.

Thanks for looking.
 
Urban - it's the blight of every town. Nicely observed and thought through.

Hollow - love this. Does the far wall exist? Or did the windows just line up?

Solid - you've got to hope they're solid. Another well thought out shot given an unusual perspective.
 
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Solid - I see a pair of robot legs, I'm glad it looks lit it's walking away from me.
 
Nice catch up shots. I love the Wall image... it's quite fascinating.
 
Kell said:
Love the Captive image - would have been even funnier with some kids on the cars.
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Wouldn't that be something, kids trapped on a merry-go-round, that WOULD be funny -- all that vomit!
HelenC said:
Nice catch up shots. I love the Wall image... it's quite fascinating.
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Seems to be the history of pasty-making in a nutshell.
 
I know one can get rainbows at any time of the year but in my heart, this is Autumn -- rainbow, showers, windy, cold.

Autumn by Martin Baxter, on Flickr
 
Nice one Martin :)
 
Arrows

I've already used this in a 52 but further to my post on the chat thread, I'm having to use it again; fits the theme quite well though

Patterns by Martin Baxter, on Flickr
 
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