Old park
Old park
Photography \ Nature | 02/02/07 @808 |
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This park is only one of many small parks built through out area where I live. Many of these parks though have been around for quite along time, but they are rarely used today. Depending on responses on this one I'll post more of this continuing series. Comments and critiques are welcome.
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02/02/07 @822
02/02/07 @836
A mistake?
Edit:
Nice fall composition! Love those trees and the lonely feel.
02/02/07 @859
02/02/07 @867
I would like to see a close up of the slide.
02/02/07 @904
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02/02/07 @941
VioletContact: Thanks.
02/02/07 @962
Great composition and I think the distance
to the slide works fine for me
Great diagonals in the shawdows counterbalancing the focalpoint
somewhat on the left side of the image
+ 9
02/02/07 @989
+7/7
02/03/07 @029
Don
02/03/07 @032
This shot has an interesting narrative, as it shows the slide as an element that breaks the vertical pattern provided by the trees.
Now, show us your other pictures.
02/03/07 @068
Well done Brian!
Carlos
02/03/07 @595
erdi
02/03/07 @617
Good composition and lovely colors.
Like the scene, the absence.
Well done
02/04/07 @139
ahwayakchih: Indeed this scene can be viewed as forgotten and/ or end of season, which makes one ponder why has it become forgotten over time? Thanks for your comments.
workster: Thanks.
ZedoCaixao: Thanks, a narrative? didn't think that while taking this, but it makes sense.
Madanapale: Solitude now that fits this scene nicely as well. Thanks for such enthusiastic words, appreciate it.
padrino: Thanks.
Dutch-Memory: Thanks.
02/04/07 @525
02/04/07 @985
you are improving dude, im happy to see that hehe
great colors, composition and angle are ok
no major crits
+8
02/06/07 @116
blackshad: Thanks, I appreciate your strong critiques.
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02/06/07 @878
Obscured: Good point. Usually I would take this as a landscape, but the openness of this setting fit well into portrait. Thanks.
02/07/07 @707
It has also a touch of loneliness in it...
02/07/07 @730
02/18/07 @926
Beautiful place.
02/18/07 @935
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05/14/08 @963