Sands of Time Wait For No-One.....................

...........................and neither does a fast running out battery!

Oh this was hard!!!!!!!! I ended up looking like a Victorian photographer with black cloth draped over me, the black boards (supported with of wine bottles as usuall!) and the camera to reduce llight.

Continuing with FlashofRed, Feb's words and my own challenge this week to learn different bits of editting programs (Curves today!)

[Jacqueline]

Wonderful clarity in that hourglass. Looks like a difficult capture but you’ve done an excellent job, in my opinion!

[Merrelyn]

Nicely done Jackie, lovely clarity. Wine bottles are such handy things to have around :)

[Brennie B]

well done you

[Joan Robillard]

Good job

[Diana]

I have the wine bottles, but that is about all ;-)

[Peter Dulis]

love it -

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely and creative shot and I like your title.

[katy]

well done Jackie! You are achieving so well

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Good work Jackie! That took a lot of thought and tweaking but it has paid off with a nice black on black shot!

[Kathy]

I like the low light.

[Rob Z]

Such interesting lighting - it's a grand final result!

[Caroline]

You have captured the characteristics of the glass very well. Your hard work certainly paid off.

[Shanne]

great black and white shot of that hourglass - your work on the processing is paying off

[JackieR]

@shannejw I'm getting there slowly, air now pale blue around me and no thunder or lightning ( well much!)

[Shanne]

lol - it does get easier, but then you want to get more complicated

[JackieR]

@shannejw nope, can't envisage that EVER happening