I took this photo in Plymouth today. It wasn’t supposed to be in silhouette, but I quite like it anyway. This is a skater called Nez. I asked his permission to take some photos and he introduced himself, shook my hand graciously and said I could. I watched him practicing his jumps and showing some younger kids how to do various tricks. I was struck by how warm and friendly the skaters all were to each other and to passers-by.
The second image is a picture of the main street of Redruth, Cornwall taken at dusk.
My third silhouette picture is taken at the new mining heritage site in Pool, Redruth – Heartlands.
The final silhouette is a bit of a cheat because it’s actually a reflection of a silhouette. It’s Truro Cathedral last year when it was covered in scaffolding so that stonemasons could do some repairs. It’s reflected in someone’s house window.
throbbings of noontide 
Good photes. Particularly enjoyed the distortion in the last one.
Glad you like, Rachael. What with you being the master, etc.
Love the third shot. I have gone back to look at it 3 times now. Really interesting and great composition. Thanks for sharing đŸ™‚
Thank you very much! The stormy sky was a gift that afternoon. Only hope it doesn’t bode ill for Cornwall đŸ™‚
I prefer the last one. Very dramatic.