just a shopping trolly

[IanB]

Re: just a shopping trolly

cheers Ralph

[IanB]

Re: just a shopping trolly

just for interest this is the original file. I wasn't overly interested at this point as I still had not seen the possibilities of the subject/scene as I was walking home

the original file of same trolley; by Ian Browne, on Flickr

[Ralph Harwood]

Re: just a shopping trolly

Hi there ian!

Just goes to show what a bit of vision can do to make the everyday into something special.

Cheers,

Ralph.

[Phill D]

Re: just a shopping trolly

I agree, so what did the original of the first shot look like?

[Guest]

Re: just a shopping trolly

Hi Ian, missed this earlier. Innovative and effective. We often see abandoned shopping trolleys, and often a long way from the store that owns them.

[IanB]

Re: just a shopping trolly

so what did the original of the first shot look like?

Yep; boring hey. I was first thinking something about bad parking until I walked around it. About a minute or so between the first and last photo .
Shopping trolleys can make a great subjects imo so I'm always on the look out for them. I need to go back to the one I spotted hiding in the bushes with some shop-lifted stuff.

Got these pics a couple of years ago with the great travel camera, the Pana FZ200
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1305-928 by Ian Browne, on Flickr


1305-927 by Ian Browne, on Flickr

Thanks everyone

[maccabeej]

Re: just a shopping trolly

No 1 is a great shot. It shows what love about looking at other people's work. Three of us could have walked right by this. One sees a shopping bag in a tree, another an interesting passerby and the third a reflection I a car mirror and all produce interesting images without seeing any potential in the trolley. Love it.

[IanB]

Re: just a shopping trolly

Cheers Jim; and I think you would see lots I wouldn't see