Living the Blues -post your images

[dave lackey]

Beautiful images every time I check in. Thank you all for your hard work and sharing with us.

Sadly, I have little to share as we enter the holiday season. In fact, I have nothing. It will be that way for awhile as I am bound to drift. Nothing can change that.

As for the moment, I have returned to my comfort zone of writing, black and white photography and music, specifically… Slow Blues. Who can resist the emotions in words paraphrased as:

Walk a mile in my shoes…
If you really want to help me,
You gotta feel my pain, oh lord…

Hasselblad H5D-50c:

 

[Dogman]

Hey, Dave.
A literal portrait of the blues:







This one has always given me a feeling of being isolated and alone--something that leads to the blues:






But then I always get a smile when I look at this one, taken when visiting a friend in the hospital a few years ago:





I hope I didn't miss the point of the thread. I love the blues because the songs always make me feel better.


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[dave lackey]

Yes, the Blues are perfect for making anyone feel better. I need to learn a few more songs in order to play my favorites. Maybe after the holidays I can get started on that.

Gotta love the Blues!

More photos would be great!😃😃😃

 

[dave lackey]

Hey, Dave.
A literal portrait of the blues:

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This one has always given me a feeling of being isolated and alone--something that leads to the blues:


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But then I always get a smile when I look at this one, taken when visiting a friend in the hospital a few years ago:


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I hope I didn't miss the point of the thread. I love the blues because the songs always make me feel better.


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Btw, these are really nice images you posted. I love the third one, with motion blur and the body language is great. I am hoping to start a marathon film developing effort and have some of my own to share… my backlog is growing…😮

 

[raydm6]

Nelson’s Candy Shop, Wilton, New Hampshire (USA)

 

[Rick Waldroup]

The Blue Line - Dallas, Texas - February 19, 2016

 

[neal3k]

MuraL in Jonesboro, Georgia

Fuji GSW690III 120 film camera aka "Texas Leica"
Kodak Ektar 100 converted to B&W in Lightroom.

Blues by Neal Wellons, on Flickr

 

[markjwyatt]

Nashville, Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie bar


trumpet by Mark Wyatt, on Flickr

 

[RWPerry]

Joe the Music Man
Nicollet Mall, downtown Minneapolis
M4-P 50mm Summicron V3
Kentmere 400
D76 1:1

 

[p.giannakis]

Zeiss Ikoflex Ib w/ Carl Zeiss Tessar 75 f/3.5
Ilford HP5 Plus

 

[Keith]

Leica M2 ~ 50mm F2 Hexanon ~ Neopan 400 in Rodinal (pushed two stops I think)

 

[Harry the K]

"I want to be your milkman every morning
Your ice cream man when the days are through"
(Albert King, "Personal Manager")

 

[dave lackey]

Loving these images, I can feel emotion in each one.😃

 

[skopar steve]

From the Muddy River Smokehouse in Portsmouth NH. Nikon FM2n 135mm 2.8 Nikor. Kodak 3200asa at 3200.

 

[dave lackey]

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Leica M2 ~ 50mm F2 Hexanon ~ Neopan 400 in Rodinal (pushed two stops I think)

Keith, you really captured the intimacy of low light, small spaces, and ambiance. 🙂

 

[Keith]

Keith, you really captured the intimacy of low light, small spaces, and ambiance. 🙂

Thanks Dave ... that was in our local hall many moons ago on a Saturday night. It was a great night! 🙂

 

[robert blu]

This is an excellent thread, thanks for it. I love the blues very much and this is my contribution

The photo was taken in Central Park in 2014 with a Zeiss 6x6 folder, Ikonta something.

 

[Harry the K]

D D Beck @ the English Garden/ Munich. He ain´t no preacher, ain´t no preacher´s son...