North Beach Bathers Pavilion - Black and White Images
Whilst I was roaming around taking photos of some architectural details, some passers by were truly bemused by my interest and asked me what I was photographing. I don't think a drainpipe is quite the answer they'd anticipated.
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As promised, here's a colour image from Coal Cliff which I took last Sunday.
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When I use black and white film I photograph differently. I look for objects with strong lines and shapes or a scenario which tells a story - the perfect medium for wedding photography. I collected the black and white film from the lab on Friday and set to work polishing the images.
As promised, here's a colour image from Coal Cliff which I took last Sunday.
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