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Ian Bramham's Photoblog
This is the entrance doorway from the street into the Sardinian restaurant from yesterdays photo - 2/3rds of the restaurant seating is outside set amongst grape vines and olive trees that grow in the sheltered external courtyard of the building.
Like what you see here and are interested in photographic composition?.....the blog section of my website now has a complete set of 5 articles covering my personal approach to the subject: Ian Bramham Photography - Blog
For purchasing high quality archival prints of any of these photos you can send me an email by clicking here or by going to my website Ian Bramham - Fine Art Photography where prices are listed in the gallery sections under each individual photo.
@ColNed Pictures: Thanks ColNed - It was a lovely evening.
@Shakara: Thanks Shakara!
@Lorraine: Thanks very much for your continuing support Lorraine. I was very pleased with this photo but also realise at the same time that it is pretty 'safe and cuddly'. It is nice to be able to alternate between photos that feel a bit riskier and ones that are less challenging.
Tomorrows photo is a bit more "off the wall" - in fact so much so that I have nearly replaced it with something 'safer' a few times today - why does the simple act of posting a photo on a website feel like an act of bravado sometimes?
@Nick Passantino: Thanks very much Nick!
@Evi: Thanks Evi - I love your website that appears when I click on your name. Is there also an AM3 version so I can leave comments?
@Brian: Thanks Brian - it was quite a strange experience to step straight from the street into that warm inviting restaurant where most people were sat out in the open.
@Evi: Thanks - I'll do that!
@Shrig: Thanks Shrig - I have a love of normal doorway photos but when they are open like this with that view beyond I couldn't resist.
@Marina: Thanks Marina!
@Ralf Kesper: Thanks Ralf!
@See The Light: Thanks - I'm glad you liked the colour. Since seeing that wonderful 'Hibiscus' photo on your site I have made a mental note to give delicacy and subtelty a chance from time to time as well.
@Lorraine: Yes :-) It was meant rhetorically but that doesn't come across so well in print sometimes. ''Baring the soul'' was what I had in mind (doesn't come easy to us macho fellas ya know :-)but, I guess when it comes down to it, ''Ego'' is close enough!
Best wishes, Ian
@Carson: Thanks Carson - By the way, I left a note for you on your own photo for today.
