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![]() ![]() Jake Klein: S.F.Golden Gate Bridge in Mist Tons of power breaking through the mist, over the San Francisco Bay, Pacific Ocean beyond! Asher
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![]() Michael, Moiré from a curtain, or not, it's still marvelous and almost calligraphic! Getting the bite of reality from images allows us to dream more and this helps us live a more happy existence! Asher
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Asher,
thanks. Things are simple. take a lake, sun, a boat. climb a mountain opposite to the sun and look down. The boat is making waves, the sun makes surface of the lake look interesting. The waves add and this is what you see. Physics is an allusion to the pattern of constructive and destructive interference seen in the wave pattern. Best regards, Michael
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Well, here's something! I came across the redo of the Dior "Flagship" store in Beverly Hills. It has just undergone a $15,000,000 expansion. The window glass from Germany came in long flatbed trucks, long enough to carry a locomotive each, LOL! There were 3 of them at least and the glass was lowered into the store from above with giant cranes.
![]() Asher Kelman: Dior Window Install In the scheme of things, Dior probably has a bargain and lots of folk in Germany were employed in the bargain! Asher
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![]() This is so exceptional, Michael. goes real well with Sam's image above! Both are exceptionally clean and definitive. Asher
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Diagonal upon Diagonal
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Robert,
An excellent edition. This is a great thread! Asher
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This was taken a year or so back in Chicago.
![]() Asher Kelman: Being seen! Enjoy, Asher
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And a landscape,
![]() Asher Kelman: Near St Moritz Taken a year back in Switzerland, Asher
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Asher,
thanks for adding both as these represent two distinct ways of using the diagonal. For the first 'Being seen' I have the impression that the camera was slightly tilted to get closer to the diagonal using it more as a dramatic angle, be it intended or not. I used the same technique on the following one, but I do not see it as the ideal way, more as fun from time to time: The next 'Near St Moritz' uses the diagonal mainly as compositional element. This is the one I prefer of both. Here is an old one (1989!) that uses the diagonal the same way: Best regards, Michael
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Absolutely - anything that pleases the eye. Thanks for this simple one,
Best regards, Michael
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Excellent !
I like the shallow DOF and the colors... The recipient looks like a canoe ![]()
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This Phoenix deserves to rise!
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![]() This reminds me of the Scott's song and often a lullaby for my children and grandchildren, Wild Mountain Thyme. It speaks of the flowers of the mountain and true love and especially the purple heather. The wild thicket and lavender sky brings back the voices of this famous melody. Asher
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I like the two recent additions.
James, the 'crumbling diagonal' is a good play with the shadow. Some would have waited to have the diagonal of the shadow to be the diagonal of the rear wall. Deviating from this ideal geometrical aspect is a gain here. Chris, I like the simple way you use the vegetation here. Best regards, Michael
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Wolfgang,
Your stark snow hillside image really deserved a copy here too! Happy holidays! Asher
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I liked this one for the countering effect of the single point of light moving uphill against an overwhelming downhill slant of trail, limbs and light.
![]() A Find Along the Trail: Chris Calohan |
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