Behind the Scene by ctfchallenge


11-OCT-2007	COAmature

I've made an attempt to convert this to B&W which I am not very good at. It is in pending for now but I may make the switch.

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Maurice Allain		17-Oct-2007 10:17
Great idea, it works really well,... now I wish I lived near a harbour and could go and photograph some ropes and fishing nets! :)

Guest		12-Oct-2007 15:48
Thanks guys. I'll stick with the color version. -Doug

ctfchallenge		12-Oct-2007 15:21
I like this a lot Doug - nicely cluttered and a good composition too- that one blue line adds a lot of interest as does that Duracell plug! CJ

ctfchallenge		12-Oct-2007 13:47
I agree with Rod. Keep the color. -tv

Rod		12-Oct-2007 08:38
Nicely done Doug, a landscape crop of a power board, who would have thought it would look so good. I like the tonal differences in the wall a carpet which sets this off nicely mate. I think the red cord may be needed to add a tension..................That's if you want me & Aammms vote:-)

ctfchallenge		12-Oct-2007 03:01
Thanks for the comment Tommy. You are way on top of it. I just added a B/W version in pending. What do you think? I think it is more dramatic and may make the switch. -Doug

ctfchallenge		12-Oct-2007 02:40
Good one Doug. On topic clutter of impossible to arranged power cables is well framed to emphasize the chaos contrasted with the uniform texture of the wall. The wires leading from the loaded power strip to the edges of the frame do an effective job of providing periferal interest. The natural lighting works to tie the mess together. -tv

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