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Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
Tish Farrell 
These are intriguing. I particularly like the third shadow in the first photo. Also the women’s clothes have a timeless quality – particularly the one on the left – she looks rather Edwardian.
Ah, my steam punk niece in a coat she made to fit the bill! The light was amazing that day – so cold. Family shadows all round – niece, me and sister 🙂
Ah – so that explains the Edwardian look. I love steampunk. How wonderful your neice is creating an identity through it.
She’s a chemical engineer by profession, but in her steampunk persona, she is Madame Engineer in charge of the airship! It’s all great fun.
Fantastic 🙂
The clothes tell the season, it looks so chilly.
Yes, indeed it was cold, especially in the header. There was a very big wind!
Nicely observed, Tish!
Thank you, Sue.
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Lovely images Tish; your header shot is wonderful and atmospheric.
It was one of a batch where the camera was accidentally on a very high ISO setting. It created very painterly effects with little need to edit 🙂
Serendipity 🙂
Captured beautifully! I especially love the second one 💟
Many thanks, Lisa.
Love the shadows in the first one – including the third! An anonymous you?
You spotted me!
Every one a winner Tish. I feel like I’m there.
Thank you, Lisa. I’m so glad they invited you in 🙂
Love the silhouettes against the bright sky.
Thank you. I’m very keen on silhouettes.
At first I thought it was a daddy bending to talk to a small child, but perhaps it’s a dog 🙂 whichever, it’s my favourite!
Right first time, Gilly.
Wonderful.
You’ve managed to capture different moods and different textures and different light in each shot. I love them! My favourite is The Father & Son, having such together time, with the tumultuous sea in the background; precious moments to be cherished regardless of what storms may rage around us!
That’s a very thoughtful way of putting it, Ju-Lyn, and it was indeed a tumultuous sea that day.
Immagini straordinariamente belle
Un caro saluto,silvia
Grazie mille, Sylvia
Beautiful photos!
Thank you, Kendall.
Welcome, Tish!
Marvellous indeed.I find it very moving
Thank you. Lovely to see you again here 🙂
You have some really beautiful images on your posts,Tish
Thank you. I spend rather more time with my camera than I do with my writing, which needs to be remedied.
Well,maybe it’s the season.Once March arrives energy builds up.That is when I suddenly polish the bureau!I’ve just dusted the gramophone.I can see a record under the lid.Dory Previn! You are very good at photography.Do they ever give you ideas for writing? I hope you enjoy the weekend despite the so called Arctic weather.It feels different even though I stopped paid work a long time ago.I went mooching round the Market and sat in Waterstones looking at a book about Camilla PB.Not my usual reading but the photos were interesting.I love to look at faces.
My camera mind and my writing mind are usually in separate places, but then my writing mind is already over-stuffed with ideas and half-baked things, so I try not to find any more ‘inspiration’. Wishing you a good rest of weekend. I smiled at your finding Dory Previn under the gramophone lid. Nice that you still have a gramophone.
It really is my pleasure.I have been going through my albums and throwing away a lot of photos which is sad but nobody will want them.But it gave me some lovely reminders of my husband when he could still walk about and drive.Even now after more than two years it’s hard to get it, that they have gone.I have managed to keep writing and it occupies me especially when I am in pain or sad.I pretend it’s a job.Katherine
Things sound to be/have been very tough for you. Keep up the good work though. I have been very impressed by much of your writing 🙂
Thanks very much,Tish.I have learned a lot and am not afraid of talking to people near me who are bereaved or who have cancer.I can just exchange a glance with someone and I know how they feel and vice versa.My sister’s been ill and today after 5 months she’s feeling an improvement [ helped by me sending her some new earrings.Jewellery can help one’s moods. certainly it does for her.There’ll be no blue amber left soon!]
A gift of kindness in every way.