Paul Abbott
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Some geometric reckoning...
Gate - Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire '16 - Paul Abbott
Gate - Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire '16 - Paul Abbott
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Gate - Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire '16
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Antonio Correia
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Beautifull.
I like the contrast between the tree in the foreground and the others in the background with the well positioned gate !
Well done Paul !
I like the contrast between the tree in the foreground and the others in the background with the well positioned gate !
Well done Paul !
Paul Abbott
New member
I'm grateful you appreciate it, Antonio. Thanks...
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Some geometric reckoning...
Gate - Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire '16 - Paul Abbott
Interesting that you have included at least 3 "3rd elements: the duality of figures wrestling in the foreground tree trunk, the "finger of a twig adamantly pointing from to the right from the left of the picture and of course that well-placed gate which introduces triads of new imaginative possibilities to keep the picture freah and entertaining for years to come.
So, Paul, you hit this one out of the ballpark! ......or in terms of "cricket", "for six", at the very least, LOL!
What's interesting is that the first two special areas of interest in the picture are in themselves insufficient to "make the picture work". If one covers up the gate, there is no power to the picture at all. It is only the entire composition that works so well as a whole, together much more impressive than the sum of the parts.
Asher