Monochromatic Masquerade
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Orange Construction Work [3 of 3]
Posted by Michael Zhang (Ithaca, United States) on 3 March 2007 in Architecture.
Kelvin Chan from New York City, United States
your title reads orange construction work, but orange is not even a dominate color in this picture. black and white construction work should be the more apt title. and why are there no details in the black areas? you should select them and apply a guassian blur to it, that would bring out the details without compromising the quality.
3 Mar 2007 5:11am
Sidonie from Sydney, Australia
Rather cliched image - too common these days to rate a second look - but I do like the little bit of color there - whether it was part of capture or applied pp.
3 Mar 2007 5:36am
Bronnie from Christchurch, New Zealand
I think the first image worked the best for me, because the orange really stood out and the composition was less busy.
3 Mar 2007 6:32am
Roman from Brooklyn, United States
I like the way the taller building overshadows the one in the foreground, and the aura of light emitted from behind of all of them.
3 Mar 2007 8:25am
Jerry from Tampa, United States
Love the perspective Michael! Incredible clarity - very well done!
3 Mar 2007 10:43am
Jen from Jessup, United States
Great perspective...the orange isn't as prominent, but I can still see it in the building. Nicely done.
3 Mar 2007 1:48pm
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
I find this quite a successful image. Perhaps a bit clichéd , but still well composed and successful on its own terms. The dark shadows opening up to a light - but not white - sky lends it an air of mystery, and the strong orange in the centre gives it an obvious focus.
3 Mar 2007 2:35pm
Darren from Japan
Really nice clean Colour selection over the last few days mate. Was a great series, well done.
Sorry for the lack of comments of recent, been really busy.
Daz
3 Mar 2007 3:50pm
Martine Lapointe from Québec, Canada
I agree with Bronnie, the first was the best for me too, but the others were good too!
4 Mar 2007 5:00am
Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan
Thank you so much Michael for taking part in the little experiment. You did New York proud. Loved your interpretation of the theme, you approached it from a unique angle and produced 3 wonderful images. I owe you.
4 Mar 2007 11:05am
Michelle Bialowas from Melbourne Victoria, Australia
I agree with Duncan, 3 wonderful images. What a great series and a challenging subject - something most may see almost every day and would never really stop and just look at.
4 Mar 2007 12:45pm
Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan
Great perspective Michael, nice composition and processing, I like this one a lot!
5 Mar 2007 4:55pm
Canon EOS 20D
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