Lamposts, Lamps, and Street Lights
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It was one of those complete, random chance encounters, I was walking Bobby and happened upon this lamp left in the street. When I got home I grabbed my camera kit and headed back out, whilst getting mobbed by multiple mosquitoes I managed to get an LE, the light within it is from my mobile with the torch on. I recall the former owner of said lamp opening his window for a cigarette and curiously wondering what the hell I was doing with his former living room furniture.
It's made me consider this new collection, "Life Signs" whereabouts I happen upon rubbish, appliances, ornaments and things abandoned, I want to try and create something from it.
I hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! :)
It wasn't a photography day out but crossing Westminster Bridge in the evening, I couldn't resist this one!
An embroidered Moroccan Lamp with the micro LED lights glowing through the orange mesh between the black embroidered framework forming geometric shapes.
Almost everything is vintage here. As to the lens: Pentacon 3.5/30 wide open plus a 2x tele converter.
Saw this in Highgate Cemetery. I don't know who this lady was, only that her name was Martha as spelled out in pebbles in front of the grave, but she either really liked lamps or was afraid of the dark, but either way, what a beautiful way to decorate your grave.
the title of this picture is weird, bcuz wherever i look theres a sign that reminds me to say either el7mdellah, mashallah,sub7anallah, or astghferallah and when i looked at my lamp, it reminded me of it ,while i was watching TV for 5 hrs non stop lol...