Dunnes The Butchers

[Overbeyond]

Spent yesterday going through my late Dad's papers and so many memories came flooding back like when as a child I often visited this butchers to collect "the meat" for my Mum. I decided to photograph lots of these and here is one of my favourites. May have a look at this in B/W later but I think the colour is OK.
Does it make a good photograph?
Thanks
Tom

[FallingLeaves]

A delightful image that really captures a sense of yesteryear. I like the color of the paper aging and the rust from the paper clip.

[SmartWombat]

Yes, it's a good one, and keep it in colour !
The rust, the faded paper, the ink, it all looks great.

[stew]

I agree this is a very pleasing image. I like the color alot, as well.

Cheers, Stew

[Seb]

Spent yesterday going through my late Dad's papers and so many memories came flooding back like when as a child I often visited this butchers to collect "the meat" for my Mum. I decided to photograph lots of these and here is one of my favourites. May have a look at this in B/W later but I think the colour is OK.
Does it make a good photograph?
Thanks
Tom

This one has to be in color (you would loose so much in b&w) and yes, it works as a photograph. I like your solid black backdrop.

Seb

[Tuna]

You've done a fantastic job of capturing the age of the parchment. Both technically and aesthetically.

Absolutely fascinating stuff.

Tuna

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi Tom.
The image is good but it seems more to me an archive than a photo. I am sure it brings a lot of good memories to you.
yoyo