Month: March 2017

• Salt & Vinegar

  When passing a window and something makes you stop and view the scene before you, you then have to convince the owner of the closed diner to open the doors and let you in for 5 minutes, you’ll be quick, really quick you promise him,  you just have to get in and try to capture…

  dmanderphoto

  23/03/2017

  Blackpool, coastal photography, contemplative photography, Documentary Photography, fine art photography, fineart, Panasonic Lumix, photography, postaday, street photography

  adventures of an Old Bird, Americana, art, chippy, creativity, Dawn Mander, diner, documenting Blackpool, everybody street, fish and chip shop, Harry Ramsden’s, life, photography, photography is art, tables and chairs, women in street, women street photographers

• Open

  Inside looking out..always open for icecream

  dmanderphoto

  23/03/2017

  street photography

  Canada, colour photography, everybody street, Nova Scotia, photography, street photography, we are street, women in street, women street photographers

• The Loneliness of the Hotel Bar

  One of those moments when I was walking along a busy main road about 9 at night and saw this image through a hotel bar window. It’s one of those scenes that I have no idea why I like it or why I have this mad feeling of having to capture it before someone walks…

  dmanderphoto

  15/03/2017

  contemplative photography, Panasonic Lumix, photography, street photography, writing

  art, colour photography, creativity, minimalism, photography, yellow leatherette