OK, less faded now. I am curious where this is taking us.

Chad Doveton: Well it is early days so hope all will be revealed in due course. Thanks for taking an interest Martin.

I think you are trying to manipulate time. The children are more statuesque now, less part of the landscape

Chad Doveton: Time certainly has something to do with it. Well observed, Tiff.

Nice Shot! like the processing! I see what they are trying to do. Horse and Cartiage!

Chad Doveton: Thanks cha cha and glad you noticed the horse.lol

NOT FADE AWAY it's opening up a bit now Chad!!!

Chad Doveton: Very good, Tracy. You spotted that early.

Fascinating, Chad. I've only come in at this point so hadn't seen the earlier ones in sequence, but the idea is compelling. For me it resonates with ideas of memory and the way that old photographs manipulate that - these old b/w photographs of when we were children serve to fix those times in our minds, even if we don't have an actual memory of what happened. I suspect that most of the memories I have of those times are in fact inspired by photographs or tales that my parents told me!
Ingrid

Chad Doveton: Hi anniedog and welcome back. I hope Venice was up to the mark for you. Thank you for those very incisive comments as to what this is all about. Although I was a subject in the photograph, I have no recollection as to the event.

Hi Chad. Some pretty impressive role play in the back garden in Bath.

Good series - not sure about the need for text tho' unless the strengthening tone of the text is a metaphor for our increasing determination to hold on. Mike

Chad Doveton: You have it pretty well spot on, Mike. For me the text is important and this might become more obvious as time goes by.