Trolley by durleybeachbum
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Description
My friend Helen pulling my granny trolley back from the shops for me.
Another version Here
Comments (11)
Both versions are awesome Andrea.
The little rainbow on Flicker looks really cool on the tree !
Thanks for sharing.
XxOo
Interesting with both the color which, in this case, accentuates the person and trolley, and the black/white creating a contrasting atmosphere. Keep up the good work! :-)
Good to have a trolley when life is too heavy :)
cool color setting and an expressive allday capture 😀
Cool shot
My sister has a trolley but hers had 4 wheels. very handy.
nice one
So organized and efficient. And all wrapped up in a snazzy bag. Excellent selective color.
Wonderful !!!
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
I'm just back for a few tonight and tomorrow, Andrea, which is hard because I'd like to comment on everything you did, as there's been a plethora of striking images in your gallery. I loved this because of how deftly you put her color against the contrasted black and white of the rest of the image. And your treatment of the rest of the image, filled with all that intense grain and decay and 'topographical' edge work. And the accentuated perspective lines, and the intense coagulation of darks at the back of the image, compared to the bright white surfaces closer to us. And even your postwork on her purse and coat, etc. The shot before (nope, it's after--I just checked) shows a wider view, and you caught the strong contrasts of a storm-ridden sky and how it casts heavy shadows next to saturated light. I loved that shot. As I did this. The blues here really stand out, and draw us into the shot...