A man, that’s who! I am so delighted to announce that, for the first time ever, a man has won 7 Vignettes. And not because he’s a man either. This isn’t one of those positive discrimination situations. @kraig_at_the_warehouse, from SA, won because his striking images really stood out for guest judge Greg Natale and I, and many others as well.
Greg picked Craig, whose wife Sarah is also a regular in 7 Vignettes, because he loved his images and the way they worked together so well as a series. Being an interior designer, Greg’s big on cohesion, you see!
Those dirty hands really stood out amongst all the much prettier vignettes, but Craig’s were no less creative or well put together.
Craig wins a signed copy of Greg’s book, The Tailored Interior (that’s the first time I’ve been allowed to share the title with you!), which will be published by Hardie Grant later this year. You’ll be first to know when it’s available, readers!
Greg also decided to kindly give a second book to @brownpaperlemon as a runner up prize.
A huge thanks to Greg, who spent a lot of time commenting on people’s entries and really getting involved. Until next month…
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Perfect choices!!
Glad you approve! Jen
‘The man shed: hand’ : those dark moody images resonated with all of us that passionately love the notion of ‘the handmade’. Something that in our techno savvy digital universe is both charming and treasured . His beautifully styled, enigmatically grubby images are sure to pop up again in many places ! Hang into that boot polish Craig it is likely to be your ticket to freedom !
I loved how different Craig’s images were and hence how they stood out! 7 Vignettes just keeps on inpsiring and impressing us all 🙂
Thank you Jen, I love the way 7 vignettes allows me to express my photos creatively without any rules or boundaries. I actually rarely take photos. As I’m always in sheds, barns and on farmland my eye is alway taken with all the shapes and vessels that they present.
…and that hand…why, simply it was there! The hand can be very descriptive in how it presents and looks.
Thanks again Jen!
Kraig x
Please come back next month 🙂
Thank you Jen, I love the way #7vignettes allows me to express my photos creatively, without any rules or boundaries. I rarely take photos. As I’m always in sheds, barns and on farmland my eye is always taken with the shapes and vessels that are presented.
…and that hand…why, simply it was there! The hand can be very descriptive in how it presents and looks.
Thanks again Jen!
Kraig x