Taken in Front of Sydney Opera House

[Shadowman]

Thanks for that look in the mirror John although these days, I stay on my feet for preference. It's not the getting down that's the problem nor what I look like whilst I'm down there but the struggle of returning to head height that get the pitying looks.

John,

Thanks for commenting. I rarely try any of these odd angles for the same reason, the head swoon can be a real treat; especially if you're standing next to open water.

[Shadowman]

This, I can identify with

I find a monopod can help - not for putting the camera on, you understand

I don't care too much what they think either - the main thing - and I have succeeded so far - is to get vertical without passers by rushing over to help you up

LOL

Dave,

Thanks for commenting.

[Shadowman]

Beautiful captures; excellent series!!

Thanks Jeff.

[aslsw]

I like the look of discovery on her face as she's looking at what she has done. There's something intimate about the relationship we have with our "screens", you've caught that well.

[Shadowman]

I like the look of discovery on her face as she's looking at what she has done. There's something intimate about the relationship we have with our "screens", you've caught that well.

Thanks Anura.

[Shadowman]

Another photographer faced with a difficult shot. Taken locally.

[bnnrcn]

I like the images in posts #16 and #17 John Post #16 might look better with a vertical crop.

[Shadowman]

I like the images in posts #16 and #17 John Post #16 might look better with a vertical crop.

Binnur, thanks for comments and suggestions. I'll keep adding to the collection as long as photographers keep finding odd ways to get the shot. Perhaps this is why so many photographers prefer to shoot alone.

[bnnrcn]

Binnur, thanks for comments and suggestions. I'll keep adding to the collection as long as photographers keep finding odd ways to get the shot. Perhaps this is why so many photographers prefer to shoot alone.