BlueGreen

[Bitter Jeweler]

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[jackiejay]

really like the last one

 

[edouble]

Hmmm they look very similar to you moon pictures

 

[KenC]

Nice shots! Where were these taken?

 

[Derrel]

Have you been hanging out under a bridge?

First shot is compelling. Very nice. Shots 3 and 4 are also quite nice. I really like the juxtaposition of the curved lines against the straight lines,and the different colors of lighting. You seem to have an affinity for spotting neat patterns and designs in the urban landscape and turning them into interesting photos.

 

[fightheheathens]

:thumbup:

 

[arcooke]

Looks like an oil painting.. nice.

 

[syphlix]

the first one is the one i like... nice colors, curves... like the abstractness of it too...

 

[DirtyDFeckers]

I like the abstract idea behind these images. Nice work!

 

[Robin Usagani]

#1 FTW

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

really like the last one

Cool, thanks!
I love the first two. I am not sure on the last two, #3 feeling the most awkward to me.

Hmmm they look very similar to you moon pictures

Yup, same bridge. :lmao:

Nice shots! Where were these taken?

Under the Veterans Memorial Bridge, in the Flats of Cleveland.

Have you been hanging out under a bridge?

First shot is compelling. Very nice. Shots 3 and 4 are also quite nice. I really like the juxtaposition of the curved lines against the straight lines,and the different colors of lighting. You seem to have an affinity for spotting neat patterns and designs in the urban landscape and turning them into interesting photos.

Thanks, Derrel. Hmmm...so you like #3.
I love the city, and I look for smaller details of bigger things. That's what I do. :mrgreen:


Thanks everybody.

 

[Derrel]

Yeah...I like #3 and the way the entire compositional space is used. What I like about #3 is the intererplay between the curved arches in the foreground areas, against the straight up and down vertical concrete pillars in the background. There are also some very small reinforcement pieces that peek out on the vertical columns, and those add a bit of interest. To me, #3 is a very subtle photo, one that gets better the longer I look at it. In contrast, #2 is brash,and has much more discordant elements in it. In #2, the vertical columns at the very top are interrupted by the curved arches and then the vertical lines reappear lower in the composition; while some people might feel that photo #2 is more dynamic, to me it seems to have almost too much variety, and too much discord, whereas #3 is a lovely study in balance,and in actual architectural design principles put into practice. So, yeah, I like #3 for those reasons.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Thanks for that, Derrel.

I think that helps me describe why I wasn't sure about that one. I think it has too much repitition, with out a break, that it just seems even and boring. I tend to like something more dynamic myself, so, there you have it. LOL

 

[dry3210]

Hmmm they look very similar to you moon pictures

Same thing I thought. Guess the moon picture really left an impression

 

[Aerin328]

Love the first one, nice. Forgive me if I say "I kinda wanna lick it."