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Chuck Inglefield | all galleries >> Galleries >> Urban Melancholy - A 100 Image Photo Project > skepticism

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suse		29-Mar-2006 19:53
Just love this shot. Great colours.

Chuck Inglefield		16-Jan-2006 02:00
thanks for the comments...I shot this one with the Canon G2 at 4mp...so I think I'm going to go back and reshoot it with the 8mp so that I can obtain a higher res copy. I found this when out on a walk with the dog....actually I find many of my images this way now that I think about it.

Guest		12-Jan-2006 03:38
Coming to this project is great. I see the thumbnails before I see the title and am always left wondering what the name you will have given it when I click on the picture. Although I have learnt this over and over, it is still a joy to see how your titles and the pictures are so symbiotic. OK - as for the picture, love it. I have seen this kind of picture many times (i.e. a door, locked) but in every case the colours are usually bright, cheerful and so forth. You as always however bring a unique view and is great to see something like this in the same mood and tone of melancholy. Composition is perfect as always. Particularly like the choice to crop very tight to the top of the handles which helps to accentuate the hanging of the chain. Even the positioning of the padlock (which I took for granted when I first looked at this) contributes to the whole picture. Love it.

Guest		12-Jan-2006 01:15
Great comp. Processing is beautifully subdued and understated. I need to take a cue...

Guest		12-Jan-2006 01:11
Ahhh...love this. Composition is brilliant. Closer is better. The processing is, as always, top-notch. I think the specks of white in the door really add to the overall appeal of the image. So many subtle things here. I would have named this "Affraid."

Guest		12-Jan-2006 00:35
Agree with Craig - the textures and colours of the green make this interesting at a purely visual level, but there's a desolate quality to it as well. Good stuff!

Antonis Sarantos		12-Jan-2006 00:19
Very interesting composition.

Craig Persel		12-Jan-2006 00:02
Outstanding composition, color, tone . . . and . . . tension.