Photo taken in the height of lockdown to document the emptiness of a once full of life Tea Room.
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Photo taken in the height of lockdown to document the emptiness of a once full of life Tea Room.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleI like that you’ve done the photograph on mono tones Nikki. It makes the situation feel even more lonely. Nice one.
This photograph is really a masterpiece – not only of photography, but as a social history. It’s almost like the famous iconic picture of the mother and her two children that grew to define the Great Depression/Dust Bowl – one picture representing an entire period of time. I love that it’s not in color, but not just in black and white either. What do you call this type of picture?
A photo defining a historic moment in time. I like that it is in black and white and the chairs are empty, emphasising the impact lockdown has had on lives and businesses.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleNikki, make sure you return when it is alive again with people – then you will have captured the impact of the lockdown.
I like the impact of the black and white photograph. It adds more feeling to it. Thank you.
Nikki, this is the type of photo where I want to look at each and every element in it, in case I miss something. It has so much feeling and the simplicity makes it very appealing to look at. Great composition.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleI love your description when you wrote ‘document the emptiness’. The image looks so lonely.