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11/05/2018 03:39:09 PM |
| Pretty - like a pastel painting. |
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11/05/2018 01:51:46 PM |
| I like the muted palette but am distracted by the flagpole (it needs a flag on it or to be gone I think). |
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11/05/2018 10:15:06 AM |
| I wadn't sure initially if I liked the muted tones or not. I do. |
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11/05/2018 10:00:18 AM |
| Lovely delicate pastels for a light, airy feeling. |
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11/04/2018 10:23:59 PM |
Originally posted by ubique:
However, I love your Location: "Northern Southern California". Are there crows available in them parts?
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Yes, we have crows -- lots of them. I think they all live in a tree across the street from me. I think they were sleeping in this morning. I don't know where the pigeons were either. |
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11/04/2018 10:19:09 PM |
Originally posted by mariuca:
After looking at your Night Light, am trying to understand what you wanted to tell in this image since it's really the opposite of the former one.
My first thought was: " a sugar cake", a parody of the tropical sun. I don't know if I am right but I could see this image as part of a caper on CA. |
I'm not trying to tell anything. This was taken early in the morning. We were getting the tail end (just clouds) of a hurricane off of the Pacific coast of Mexico. I lived in the tropics for many years and the light reminded me of mornings on the Venezuelan coast. The light can be "milky" with muted colors and almost no shadows. In this picture I may have gone overboard with Snapseed, but I am happy with the result. I shoot whatever takes my fancy; sometimes it's at night, sometimes not.
Thanks for your comment.
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11/04/2018 09:13:11 PM |
| I like this approach to color. a muted, limited palette helps us appreciate the light |
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11/04/2018 04:29:32 PM |
After looking at your Night Light, am trying to understand what you wanted to tell in this image since it's really the opposite of the former one.
My first thought was: " a sugar cake", a parody of the tropical sun. I don't know if I am right but I could see this image as part of a caper on CA. |
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11/04/2018 02:53:59 PM |
| striking juxtaposition between the verticality of the tallest palm and the spire - wonder how conversion to b&w might change things |
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11/04/2018 01:41:18 PM |
| Charming and bright, done with a light touch and eyes to the skies optimism. Nice airy composition. |
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11/04/2018 07:03:49 AM |
when I saw this as a thumb I felt a little bit like Paul.
But after viewing at full sight I'm intrigued by the colours. |
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11/04/2018 02:27:09 AM |
It's rare that I am unmoved by a photograph of yours, but this one feels a bit skinny to me. Like one of my late Mother's watercolours. I always told her that her pictures would profit from the addition of a crow or raven. However, I love your Location: "Northern Southern California". Are there crows available in them parts?
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