Make Sure You Hit The Right Note
Photograph copyright: DAVID McMAHONFor photographers, a sight that has little effect on you in daylight hours suddenly takes on a completely different character in the dark. This sign outside a restaurant on City Road here in Melbourne is, well, just a sign on a concrete wall in daylight hours. But in the dark, under artificial lighting, it acquires a certain air of mystery. Is it the amber pool of light? Or is it the hint that a bloke called Tony might be sitting at the next table, waiting to shoot the next, er, scene?
5 comments:
I'd be careful to take corner tables and would't visit the gents without tucking some artillery into my waistband... nope, I think I'd stick to the curry house.
Great sign, conjours up all sorts of thoughts!
Hey David! You are right about that door sign. It does have a certain mystery around it because of the lighting effect. But you know what, come to think of it, everything gets a certain air of mystery at night :)
Have a great day, David!
Considering that at a place with a name like this they might shoot first, it was very brave of you to pull the trigger, er, press the shutter. *bang*
I wonder if such a spot would make me tremble at the treble of the soprano?
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