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[Timoris]

Hello,
I have not posted in, what? 4 years?

I thought this would be a nice photo to post here after such time.

Over the years I feel as though my photography has improved, then went way back down, and became acceptable again.

I really love texture, patterns and contrasts. I feel as though this photo shows this.

Taken down the street from the Quebec Parliament building in between the "Haute Ville" and "Basse Ville" (Upper city and Lower city) of Quebec City.

 

[aoposton]

her movement works really nice against the static brick. nice one.

 

[bribrius]

nice red and blue (event the blue street) offers good color contrast

 

[The_Traveler]

Nice idea.

(it would be the apex of irony if Derrel commented on this thread.)

 

[Timoris]

Nice idea.

(it would be the apex of irony if Derrel commented on this thread.)

Derrel is still around ? That's great! Why would it be Ironic?

 

[Mike Lamb]

Nice. It could use some perspective adjustment.

 

[The_Traveler]

perhaps darkening the background a bit

Nice idea.

(it would be the apex of irony if Derrel commented on this thread.)

Derrel is still around ? That's great! Why would it be Ironic?

He stopped posting pictures about the same time you left.

 

[bulldurham]

I found the movement of the girl to be bothersome to my eye. Either more, or less and less wouldn't really work as it would add one more static item to a list of many. So, I wondered if more might have been the solution...and as with any edit, it is just the opinion of the poster and should only be taken with a grain of salt. I did neutralize some of the blues/reds, especially in the roadway to help frame the structures better.

I find now the motion to be a better contrasted juxtaposition to the industrial starkness of the building and barricaded windows.