This guy seemed incredibly happy, letting the birds feed off his hands and ignoring the rest of the world.
Over There
I'm not convinced this has that much to recommend it in general beyond demonstrating how the grain from Delta 3200 is much less apparent in medium format but it's quite personally meaningful.
Puzzle
Rain reflections
The wall was very monochrome and textured while the greenery very much neither.
Wet Wall
This is the Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver, BC. The shapes of the concrete frame of the museum are designed to reference the traditional architecture of the first peoples, on who's land the museum is built. On a rainy day like the day this photo was taken the textures in the concrete come to life.
Anthropology
Misty Castle
This is all the pose and the colour contrast; focus isn't quite right but that doesn't really matter at all.
Blue on Red
Feed the birds
Textured Wall
What can I say, I really like textured walls & similar, especially when they give a monochrome effect without actually being mono like this one.
The nights really are starting to get dark again... if only we had this sort of bright light here.
Lantern
I have no idea why someone appeared to have abandoned a pair of walking sticks on Kensington High Street but they did.
Done with these
Posture
Somehow this doesn't really feel like Edinburgh, though it is. I like the leading lines, and for once I'm actually shooting CineStill in tungsten light.
George Square
This is not the most original shot of a stage ready for a gig with all the smoke and the fancy lighting but I'd never quite managed to get something that worked well enough before so here you are.
Ready
Dusk
No idea what these umbrellas were about at all, looked to be just advertising if anything.
Umbrellas
Elvis Lives
The graffiti was what initially caught my eye here, then the different textures from the concrete, the paving stones, the road and the paint together with the red and yellow splashes.
Deck
I've no real idea what this observation deck was all about but the spiral thing on top adds something and the colour works really well with the sand.
There’s textures all the way here, plus some strong lines and the contrast of the woman walking along the path.