Black And White Photograph - Grandma by Steve Purnell

Grandma is a photograph by Steve Purnell which was uploaded on June 24th, 2013.

Grandma

This is an image of a life size model in one of our local shops. Will frighten the kids away. lol

by Steve Purnell

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Title

Grandma

Artist

Steve Purnell

Medium

Photograph

Description

This is an image of a life size model in one of our local shops. Will frighten the kids away. lol

Uploaded

June 24th, 2013

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Comments (39)

Terri Waters

Had to pay a visit, missed her while I've been busy.

Steve Purnell replied:

Many thanks Terri. She needs to get moving on here :D

Natalie Ortiz

She would have to be quite a character if she were to come to life! I love this one, Steve. F

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Natalie

BigCity Images

Incredible shot Steve

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Karl

Lorenzo Williams

As it has been said, "Every picture tells a Story." f

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Lorenzo

Sergey and Svetlana Nassyrov

So beautiful portrait! Lovely!

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Sergey and Svetlana

Ann Horn

A terrific capture, Steve. Well seen and photographed with great clarity. Your choice of black and white is perfect... it perfectly highlights grandma's big, bright eyes! f/l

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you so much for your comments Ann

KAndYSTaR Art

bwahahaha! :)

Steve Purnell replied:

:D Glad that you like it KandYSTaR and thank you for your comment

Nora Shepley

WOW GREAT SHOT NICELY DONE STEVE

Steve Purnell replied:

Many thanks Nora

Sandra Sengstock-Miller

Fantastic photograph. This just captured my whole imagination . Well taken

Steve Purnell replied:

Many thanks Sandra

Jim Fitzpatrick

Great shot and details! f/v

Steve Purnell replied:

Many thanks Jim

Amy Vangsgard

Amazing shot!!! L/F

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Amy

Mark Ashkenazi

Nicely done, Great work ,v f l

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Mark

Bruce Bley

Awesome capture, Steve!! Love the portrait in black and white. F/L

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Bruce

Deyanira Harris

Yes this is a great work!! lfv

Steve Purnell replied:

Many thanks Deyanira

Jan Dappen

Wow, this definitely demands your attention. Awesome image..

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Jan

Allen Beatty

priceless !! L

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Allen :D

James Bo Insogna

Awesome! L/F

Steve Purnell replied:

Many thanks James

Cyril Maza

Great capture! Your description made me smile. Like it.

Steve Purnell replied:

Thank you Cyril. I like to try to keep my sense of humor around my photography.

The Creative Minds Art and Photography

this lady also stands in the heart of Fuessen in Bavaria...see my capture here http://www.redbubble.com/people/angel1/works/11304437-impressions-of-fuessen#comment-56066342

Steve Purnell replied:

Nice one - a doppelganger :)

Lazaro Hurtado

great work Steve .............L

Steve Purnell replied:

Many thanks Lazaro

Sally Simon

Where did you get this picture of me? No, seriously, she is a cutie.

Steve Purnell replied:

Haha Sally, she is cute. She is a manikin and stands in a shop window in our town. The shop is right opposite a nightclub so I would hate to think what kind of fright a drunk would get if they passed the shop :D