Strangly enough, I started to see more faces in city’s landscapes, rubbish and just urban nonsense. This one seemed quite angry to me, maybe because he was punched or stamped on? I’ll probably create new tag ‘faces’ now, rein für spaß.

Continuing my series of cats, this one is rather dark, and it was purely black. If you read more, there is anothershot of this cat, which is more abstract, although I like it more.

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This is one of my first protraits which weren’t done spontaneously, and I think they work quite well. Extreme grainnes and high contrast add the feeling of that really dull and rainy day. Read More…, it’s worth it. And no, I don’t smoke.

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I found this one just in few metres from Princes Street. He (at least I think so) patiently let me to take photo of him, while people passed by. When I left, he was still standing there, looking somewhere on the wall, his face unchanged. Did he even care?

Picture was taken metres away from the last one, but I think this one differs quite alot. Please leave comments, or I just feel like talking into the darkness from a stage. Anyone there?

I am getting deeper and deeper in low key black and white, not sure wether it is a good sign. The lock is actually tiny—it’s from The Parish Church Of St Cuthbert, which is just by Lothian Road. Quite a modern church, which I did’n't particularly like, except when we were trying to take photo of that lock (spent almost half an hour), the priest was practicing on the organ, so I think the mood is conveyed.