Exercises from my homework

If the truth is known, I don’t always like the pictures I produce, especially the arty ones. I know lots of people who produce stunning images with multiple exposures – their work is indisputably good. Mine look much more like two random pictures that have been plonked – one on top of the other. They don’t blend and often they don’t even fit.

Last Tuesday it was raining and so I set about doing some housekeeping on my main external hard drive. Lots of my out of focus pictures were deleted along with those where I had cropped off bits which shouldn’t have been cropped – you know the sort of thing I mean – a remarkable portrait, except for the fact that you managed to miss off the guy’s left hand.

Then I came across one or two of my more obscure exercises – 200 images with perhaps one that I might get away with providing no one looks too hard at it. I clearly had fun producing them even if most will never see the light of day.

The last collection of nine pictures is a compilation of images – some of them from the UK – some from Holland. One was taken in 2014 and the most recent was captured last Wednesday.

Eclectic is, I think, the word I am looking for.

You can look for it as well – see you next week.