On 2011-07-26 04:11 , Bob W wrote:
A couple of weeks ago I photographed the annual procession from the Italian
church in London, and posted a picture of an angel.
This is the full set, which I've been unable to edit down below the number
of shots here, sorry. It shows the preparation for the procession, the
procession itself, and the spectators:
<http://www.web-options.com/Carmelites/>
Hope you enjoy. Any hints as to how I can best cut it down and turn it into
a tighter essay would be most appreciated.
i especially liked the close-ups of the procession participants, along with a
some of the bystanders; i think the bystanders could be a separate essay,
trimmed of the less ironic shots, and the procession could stand on its own
with only a few group shots and mostly close-ups
alternatively, pair some of the procession close-ups in more direct contrast
with bystander shots, e.g. lady bearing umbrella/j.c. bearing cross, black
king/man in cardigan, couple in black/mary with babe, woman and girl
eating/roman tickling j.c.
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