Three pillow cases

After I'd finished making tulip pictures at Mum P.'s on Friday, I went into her garden.
A strong breeze was filling some pillow cases she'd hung out to dry on her washing line.

The nack for getting this "threes" shot was in being patient enough to wait for the random, swirling gusts to give me all three air-filled shapes at the same moment.

Comments

[Pauline Clarke]

Oh! give my love to Mum P!

I must spend more time with my camera - these shots of homey things in an artistic way are wonderful.

[Peter Bryenton]

P: So, your first assignment is to photograph some wooden clothes pegs (pins) on a washing line.

Think about colour, texture, pattern, rhythm and light. You should also write about the process of making the picture. The contrast will be between the photography, which is not yet as easy for you, and the writing, which is, for you, as easy as breathing.

[Pauline Clarke]

You're on B! Thanks for an assignment - that will really make me take the time. I've always loved a challenge. I'll let you know when I am ready to post it.