Response to Looking Through (Response #114)

Uploaded 562 Days Ago by tony - - 10 comments

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pursang said 562 days ago:

25. Wow, what fabulous hues and tones in this image. One of the most compelling items after taking my eyes off the boat is I'm squinting to try to see who's near the lamp inside. Excellent image quality and mystery all in one. The way art should be.

philippe said 562 days ago:

Very nice composition.

dcreighton said 562 days ago:

As an avid canoer and kayaker I enjoy rustic scenes like this. Very nice details in the canoe and building. I think this is highly relevant. For me the reflections of a cabin and light in the window are actually a bit distracting because I find myself looking at them and being confused about why they are there (or where they are that they reflected like that). Still I like it.

bbence said 562 days ago:

This is a stunning, almost abstract shot, I like it because it's unusual. :)

ChrisDymond said 562 days ago:

I like this a lot, although the reflection is more prominent than the view through the window, so I'm not sure how well it fits the theme.

eduardo said 562 days ago:

very nice shot

SeekingFocus said 562 days ago:

I like the shapes in the composition, but unfortunately, I feel this fails for 'looking through.'

pursang said 562 days ago:

Tony, I got your comment regarding my image and wanted to reply here. The image you have submitted, featured or not is a very strong one. My feeling is that it deserves to be featured for the elements I described above and even if it isn't it does NOT decrease the value of what you've captured and composed. If my main focus was still life imagery, I would want my images to have the quality you display here.

pursang said 562 days ago:

Tony! Congratulations on a fine image. Well deserved.

tony said 557 days ago:

Thanks everyone for the comments, especially the longer comments from Dan and Mark which leave me reflecting.
This is the type of image that I really like to construct, but don't get myself in the situation to produce a 'layered' or 'involved' single image. At the moment I'm putting my efforts into trying to produce 'photomovies' - the next stage on from slideshows.

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