Photos one has lovely texture and depth of tones. The composition seems good too, with the reflection of the buildings leading the eye across the frame. Photo two is really pleasing too - I think the palette of colours is really subtle and beautiful (perhaps the combination of blues and yellows?) I also like the shot of the bench in the rain, which seems evocative of sadness.
Photos five and seven seem a bit disjointed in composition, but otherwise are attractive.
I really like the whole series Bruno. I particularly like photo 7. It feels like an abstract painting to me. That little splash of pink and the green/yellow tying it in together. I really really like it.
Number 8 also made me smile. The theme played twice in my head, a fish out of water but on ice.
The only one I find out of place is the graveyard shot, it's good, but doesn't sit well with the others. The focus is definitely on "Water" in the others, whereas here it's just part of the whole.
Photos one has lovely texture and depth of tones. The composition seems good too, with the reflection of the buildings leading the eye across the frame. Photo two is really pleasing too - I think the palette of colours is really subtle and beautiful (perhaps the combination of blues and yellows?) I also like the shot of the bench in the rain, which seems evocative of sadness.
ReplyDeletePhotos five and seven seem a bit disjointed in composition, but otherwise are attractive.
I really like the whole series Bruno. I particularly like photo 7. It feels like an abstract painting to me. That little splash of pink and the green/yellow tying it in together. I really really like it.
ReplyDeleteNumber 8 also made me smile. The theme played twice in my head, a fish out of water but on ice.
The only one I find out of place is the graveyard shot, it's good, but doesn't sit well with the others. The focus is definitely on "Water" in the others, whereas here it's just part of the whole.