Triangles by ctfchallenge


05-OCT-2007	aam1234

Both of my entries were inspired by Britt's first photo. Thanks Britt.

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aam1234		08-Oct-2007 17:43
Thanks, Britt.

ctfchallenge		08-Oct-2007 13:53
Nice job Aam...I agree that the green gives it a nice touch. Britt

aam1234		07-Oct-2007 10:09
Agree with you about the framing. Thanks Tom.

ctfchallenge		06-Oct-2007 20:24
Good companion piece to your Lines. I think the vegetation works well framing the section of archetecture and offering contrast against the hard-edged concrete. -tv

Rod		05-Oct-2007 20:46
It's good that we're all different as the bush's on the left bother me for this shot. I think the muted colours could play off each other really well without the bush's. Aamm. Nicely done anyhow mate.

aam1234		05-Oct-2007 17:18
Thanks, Doug. The one on the right is what's bothering me.

Guest		05-Oct-2007 16:59
Being able to see through the triangles adds some depth. I'm still undecided is the front bushes add to the picture or distract it. -COAmature

aam1234		05-Oct-2007 16:08
Thanks. Thought about that CJ, but the color of the house is rather muted that it needed a "kick" of some sort. I think the left ones did the kicking well, imo of course.

ctfchallenge		05-Oct-2007 15:52
aam, I like the repeating triangles and textures in this wall but could you cut down those bushes and reshoot this, or may just change the angle a little to get them out of the frame? :-D CJ

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