Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Back of Things
Photo: Garry Armstrong
As it happens, I take a lot of pictures from the back — and so does Garry. Today’s post was a pleasure, with photographs by Garry Armstrong and, of course, me.
Photo: Garry Armstrong – Roaring Dam, Blackstone
Working!
Boston Statehouse — from the back
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love these back views!
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From the back and well done.
Leslie
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It reminds me that we are more than our faces!
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so true…
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Wonderful gallery of from the back. I really like this series.
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Thanks Cee. It’s a lot easier shooting from the back. When they don’t know you’re shooting, it’s much more natural 🙂
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When my dad died, my mother, who didn’t believe in keeping pictures of people, gave me one picture of him — from the back! i thought that odd, but it did say a lot about him!
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A lot of people hate looking into a camera. Don’t read too much into it. My favorite pictures are from the back, sides, or 3/4 almost back. I don’t have to worry about the folds and wrinkles!
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That was almost 50 years ago — I actually really like the photo now
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Love the one that is you shooting Larry shooting someone else..But who shot you? Or was Garry shooting you and your were shooting a stranger shooting another stranger? Sounds violent, doesn’t it?
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Garry shot me shooting Ben. I didn’t know he was behind me, either until I downloaded his pictures. I thought that was an incredibly cool picture.
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I agree.
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Garry was proud of it too. It came out the way he wanted it to come out. That’s always a good feeling. Rare enough, too.
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Most of my candid photos and views from the car are from the back. I notice your dogs also prefer not being in the limelight with their photos. You have a good varied choice with your photos
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It’s easier to shoot from the back. They don’t try to stick their big wet noses into the lens!
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