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Post by Antonio Correia on Dec 13, 2011 22:10:06 GMT
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Post by Barry on Dec 13, 2011 23:00:26 GMT
The colour is great in this shot, I really like the way that the colour of the ground matches the buildings (we are so use to seeing coloured houses here in the uk). The s shaped green area takes your eye nicely into the background mountains.
Just noticed that this is in the 'Monochrome Images forum', did you want me to move it.
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Post by Antonio Correia on Dec 14, 2011 0:01:38 GMT
... Just noticed that this is in the 'Monochrome Images forum', did you want me to move it. My wife doesn't like this photograph. She is probably right. I hesitated before posting it because it was just another post card of mines. In fact, it is not very good. Well... another one of those trivial images.  Anyway, this - post lousy (bad) photographes - is good for us to see what are not good photographs and learn from the errors of others. I am sorry Barry if I made the mistake and placed the photo in the wrong location. Will you please move it where it should be ? Thank you  |
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Post by jeeperman on Dec 14, 2011 2:13:13 GMT
I like the image Antonio. Not every image will be a wall hanger or such. I think it serves more than one purpose in my opinion. Not only is it a nice record of the area, it also gives some...a large bit of information as to composition. When I see a photo with this much area, I see the opportunity to visually break it down into as many sub compositions as I can just for exercise.  |
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Post by chrisc on Dec 14, 2011 3:17:55 GMT
Uncle John was far more successful than Aunt Mary in this shot. Good line curves flowing together combined with a nice variation in color values makes all the components of this image work together, quite harmoniously.
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Post by Antonio Correia on Dec 14, 2011 11:19:50 GMT
I like the image Antonio. Not every image will be a wall hanger or such. I think it serves more than one purpose in my opinion. Not only is it a nice record of the area, it also gives some...a large bit of information as to composition. When I see a photo with this much area, I see the opportunity to visually break it down into as many sub compositions as I can just for exercise. This is one of the images I am intending to frame to offer to the friends who came with us to Morocco so, it has a special meaning. They are painting the house and making it nice - we will be having lunch there some day - and I though it would be nice in his home as a remembrance. Thank you |
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Post by Antonio Correia on Dec 14, 2011 11:23:50 GMT
Uncle John was far more successful than Aunt Mary in this shot. Good line curves flowing together combined with a nice variation in color values makes all the components of this image work together, quite harmoniously. Hello Chris Again Chris, this is not a very good image. Don't be shy: if you think that the image is Aunt Mary's style, fill free. It almost her style yes. But as I told before, the photo has a purpose. Perhaps I should have composed better using some kind of frame in the foreground to give depth to the image... Again, not a Very Good one. Not even Good. Just Sufficient, medium photograph, post card style. 10 in a scale to 20 ! |
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Post by chrisc on Dec 14, 2011 12:21:12 GMT
I think, like someone else on here, this would be much better as a B&W, but as it sits, there is much more harmony, less distractive elements than the first scenic you posted.
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Post by Barry on Dec 15, 2011 17:09:30 GMT
[quote author=antoniocorreia board=landscapes thread=896 post=8510 time=1323820898 I am sorry Barry if I made the mistake and placed the photo in the wrong location. Will you please move it where it should be ? Thank you [/quote] No problem, all part of the service |
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Post by Antonio Correia on Dec 16, 2011 22:26:00 GMT
I think, like someone else on here, this would be much better as a B&W, but as it sits, there is much more harmony, less distractive elements than the first scenic you posted. |
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