* Wednesday C&C "No Theme" Thread #825 / Revived #045 on 2024 02 07 *

MikeFewster,
I've looked at your photo several times and honestly, I don't know how to make a photographic comment.
I'll give you this challenge: If this photo wasn't yours, howould you comment on it photographically? composition, framing, aesthetics, meaning, etc. etc. ...

Thank you for the commenting. Colors could look different depending on the light. Sun or no sun, times of the day etc. Interesting, that this is a second time somebody mentions that my image looks over saturated. On my calibrated wide gamut monitor it does not.

"starin' at the world through my rear view"

I like the volume of the birds against the background. Well seen.

Classic abstract. Love the colours.

Lonely helicopter!?

Hi Mike,

I hope you are using special fire Bricks with heat resistant properties. Future generations will appreciate greatly long lasting creation of yours. Show us the final product, eventually. I admire your creativity.

You certainly make us imagine things...

Great shot. I like the layered look. The mountains, the dwelling and the human.
It certainly captures the moment in time.

Great shot of a bombing bird. Perfect capture.

Just superb image capturing the light on the grasses. The colours are brilliant and the background is ideal to accentuate the natural beauty of these species.

Well yeah, I'm not trying to bore you with photos like....I'm gonna shut up now.

Thanks Chris.

I was trying out my new Nikon D800E in Oct, 2012 with one of my vintage Nikkors, a 200mm f/4. I was on a riparian walking trail in Roseville, CA. I was passing under a highway overpass - a decidedly non-photogenic environment. Native grass species were all around. This clump of grasses and weeds was on a small hill.

They bobbed and waved over my head in the breeze.

Can you see the "bird" figures?

Rich

They certainly remind me of the circa 1970's "Hueys"

That's a wonderful photo regardless of what it's taken with. The beautiful architecture with the arched bridge full of silhouetted figures in golden light is good enough, but you also have a boat with more silhouetted figures paddling through the golden oval reflection. Blues and golds serve as the perfect color combination. Excellent.

Fine brickwork indeed, and the tower is my favorite (#2) with all that very old detailed bright and the excellent dramatic angle. The jagged lines of the building set against the sky lead the eye through the composition but it's a wild ride to say the least. Good shot.