Celtic, best to date? I don't know if you will come back and see this, but could you tell me more of what you see.... your comment is interesting to me.
Craig, the mix of colors is wide yet works together well. The long perspective of the coast versus the flat attention on the guy on the bench makes for a contrast that works well together. Over all I thought that the photo caused me to look deeper at and think longer about it. It challenges me to use my senses and to analyze it. If a photo can be philosophical, then this one definitely is. I think that it hits the senses with a powerful challenge to consider all of its aspects. It is three dimensional, which is difficult to achieve with a flat piece of art. It reminds me of some of the still life paintings from the grand masters who were able to take a piece of fruit and a tablecloth and make a tiny painting seem to be as big as the world. Give us more like this. Most impressive compostion!
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This is your best photo to date. Amazing symmetry and color.
Celtic, best to date? I don't know if you will come back and see this, but could you tell me more of what you see.... your comment is interesting to me.
Craig, the mix of colors is wide yet works together well. The long perspective of the coast versus the flat attention on the guy on the bench makes for a contrast that works well together. Over all I thought that the photo caused me to look deeper at and think longer about it. It challenges me to use my senses and to analyze it. If a photo can be philosophical, then this one definitely is. I think that it hits the senses with a powerful challenge to consider all of its aspects. It is three dimensional, which is difficult to achieve with a flat piece of art. It reminds me of some of the still life paintings from the grand masters who were able to take a piece of fruit and a tablecloth and make a tiny painting seem to be as big as the world. Give us more like this. Most impressive compostion!
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