Candid breach,
broken eye
Fractured pause,
tells no lie
Perfect fault,
truth’s disguise
Photo by: c.b.w. 2003
This is an admittedly bad photograph taken from the London Eye, but it’s evidence of a memory that visits me often – a silent view of London at dusk. In many ways, this experience rooted my soul in a place that will always feel like home. Because this photograph is precious to me in this way, I did very little to alter it’s appearance aside from brightening the exposure level. Window blur and all, it is one of my favorite pictures of London.
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c.b.w. 2013
C.B. Wentworth 
Very nice.
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Thanks! 🙂
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No, my dear, it isn’t badly taken. In fact it seems to give the picture a feeling of age; something of the past. Looking at London through a glass… like looking back into the past…
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Thank you. I like your perspective on it as well – now I see it in an entirely new way. 🙂
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I think the picture is great 🙂 as well as the words accompanying it!
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Thanks! It was such a great experience and I’m glad I thought to pull out the camera. 🙂
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I like both the perspective and the framing that you have shooting from “The Eye”. And I think it has an other-worldly feel with the shot thru the glass. Makes for a successful shot in my book!
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Thanks. 🙂 I’m so glad that it seems to be translating to others and can have meaning beyond my own memories. It’s a special shot to me and I’m happy to have finally shared it.
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