10 thoughts on “Crozier St”

1. Very nice series of images. I really like how you’ve focused on the lines and the geometric patterns. Although I’m traditionally a color oriented person, your b&ws really work for me.

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   • Thank Allen
     its an interesting street, Thanks so much for your very encouraging comments

     Mike

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2. I’m the other way around, although the super blue sky on such an apparently cloudy day is a bit of a leap. No people visible, but if there were, the photos’ old-time atmosphere almost makes you imagine they would be wearing period clothing like bowler hats or something! (If you overlook the modern cars.) Neat pics!

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   • Thanks John
     I appreciate your comment

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3. What a neat area! Could see myself walking thru there. 🙂

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   • Thank Elaine
     it is a great place to photograph

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4. We all photograph the same places but they always looks different, I’m not quite sure how that works but I’m glad it does.

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   • Thanks Baghead Kelly
     Love your blog, and great to see another Adelaide Blogger Though I expect there is quite a few out there.

     Mike

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5. I think we met once on the Urban Superway, putting up brackets for the drain pipes. Somehow we got onto digital photography and you asked me if I did bulb photography which I didn’t really know anything about at the time, I still don’t. However I still take photos and I’m still learning.

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   • Thank Man it was great talking to you on the Urban Superway and I am sure that you can do anything that you want to. If you can putt up those brackets for the drain pipes you can do anything…….Nice taking to you

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