Bandsix's Fotothing

Nice shadow shot Barbara, we have had sunshine too yesterday, yes, wish have it today again!

Thanks Bea....bad weather until at least Monday ... :((

Caught unawares nice one Barbara !!!

His painting seems to have a "fish-eye" lens look, which I like. Did you pause for a while and watch him paint?
Did you go into 'Browns' for lunch? The word 'Brasserie' suggest a possibility of three things -- maybe a micro brewery or a French restaurant and/or, since this is probably in the UK, perhaps just a restaurant. Which was it Barbara? I really like the architecture of the building.

Interesting shot, Barbara...:-))

Good work, both of you...He doesn't even have time for a sip of coffee!!

thanks Jim....!

Yes, I liked it, too.....we watched him for a little while, and like painters tend to be when they start, he seemed oblivious to being watched.....we didn't go to Browns' for lunch, although they do 'brunch' and so on...we opted for a new Italian which was lovely!! Incidentally, Browns converted the Athenaeum, formerly one of Manchester's most famous pubs but originally Parrs Bank one of the city's former opulent banking halls. The building was designed by Charles Heathcote in 1902 , a superb example of Edwardian baroque with some increasingly fashionable art nouveau detailing, particularly in the wrought ironwork...according to our friend Google :))

thanks Wijnie....:)

Well spotted Samir....I, too, noticed he hadn't touched his coffee....must have been at a tricky bit :))

could be white spirit in the cup to clean his brush!!:-))......

Nice shot and entry for your club, Barbara!! It looks like you had great weather!!

Cool shot

great shot

Superb capture Barbara !! Who knows he will perhaps become a famous painter!!!

It may well have been Geoff!

Thanks Anna-Maria, it was a lovely day.....today is the longest day and it has been awful!

Thanks Nancy.......

Thank you Ida.....

Thank you Ruth...nice to have you back!!

Looks so peaceful.

Thanks Jo...it's a quiet corner...:))

great street scene !!

Thank you Hans.....!

A beautiful setting to capture on canvas :)

Thank you Margaret...he was doing a good job!