October 3, 2015 Kanosh UT
I wanted to try to stump Joe with another old car but decided to post an old shack instead. I just loved how the white vignette works on this b & w shot.
Hope you do, too!
“The moonlight shines through the holes in the wall
Everybody there is having a ball
They don’t care that the place looks like a wreck
Down at the place called the Chicken Shack”
Amos Milburn, “Chicken Shack Boogie”
Monochromia 
I tried a white vignette on an image earlier today and it just didn’t work. THIS works! Love it!
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Thanks, Laurie. Have you eased yourself back into real life yet? Or you still on that sugar rush that is campaigning?
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I am sloooowwwly getting back to some sense of normal. I am still in the process of de-campaigning / de-cluttering my house. And actually having time to ride, to shoot, to read … it’s a pretty free feeling!
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Oh man! What a brilliant picture. Everything just works so well. Wow!
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Thank you!
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Cute!
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Me? Cute? Why thank you!
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Thanks, Sue. I read that white vignettes are a thing of the past, so….
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That white vignette gives a rather nostalgic feel to this image – I like it, Emilio!
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Very nice Emilio – so soft and nostalgic
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Thanks, Raewyn!
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Amos who? Sorry, Joe, I don’t think I ever heard of him until looking for a quote to post with the photo. His lyrics seemed to work so I used them. But I’m aware that music did not start with the Beatles. I’ve heard of someone called Sinatra, I think.
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I really like the way the white vignette works with this image Emilio. I’m even more impressed you listen to Amos Milburn 🙂 Great work.
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Thanks Emilio. Very striking! And now you’ve set me off singing Amos Milburn songs – look out for him featuring on the immortal jukebox before too long! Regards Thom.
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Thanks, Thom. You do the same to me with most of your posts!
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