Red Board -ArtP by Olympus DSLR Challenge


07-APR-2008	ArtP

Thanx for all the comments. This is a tighter crop of 'Touch of Red, which is now in 'originals' http://www.pbase.com/oly_foto_review/image/95351015

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Guest		16-Apr-2008 19:07
I really like the diagonal lines draws the eye across.

Guest		16-Apr-2008 01:54
Well done! This is artistically composed and has such lovely lines and textures. Brenda

Guest		14-Apr-2008 04:33
wonderful love those horseshoes.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		12-Apr-2008 17:03
I've looked this and the first you've posted, and I have to say that I like this much more: it has a great quality as abstract; I like very much the little details (as the horseshoes or the scratches in the white wall) that "break" the perfection of the shapes. endika

Olympus DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2008 13:12
What a wonderful abstract Art. The horseshoes really create a neat sense of the dynamic next the angled sofit - somehow it looks like they are cycling between rising and falling. Really like the texture of the wood and the varied patterns. brent

Shirley Haden		11-Apr-2008 06:14
Yes, I think I did like this slightly more. It's those red rusted horse shoes that set it off. They seem so randomly attached to the barn board. This is a very good shot.

Fred		10-Apr-2008 21:50
Really, really good, Art. I certainly think this is a more interesting way of approaching that building, not least in this competition. The red line becomes very prominent here and the different textures much better pronounced. The horseshoes adds further interest and composition is great. I like this one a lot.

acwalbur		09-Apr-2008 09:31
Great minimalist red. Red chimney, red trim, red brick pavers. But all around a great photograph of what probably is an unusual perspective of these buildings.

Fred		08-Apr-2008 21:32
Hey Art, this is pretty good as is, but I cannot help but see that there are fantastic potential for interesting abstract compositions in the front building. I'd go closer and play with the lines, forms and textures in that building. Do you mind if I download it and try a few ideas?

Miroslav Kral		08-Apr-2008 17:17
Another example that the less is more. Look the chimney is red too. I like composition just like Colin before Me.

Guest		08-Apr-2008 08:14
Great stuff, love the detail and the textures in the one. Composition is excellent too. - Colin

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