p.144 #11Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
My "black eyed susans"..their petals are wilting due to 110F heat and humidity..
A neighbor's "??"
Despite the miserable summer, the "fall" plants are afoot! Sedum, lower left frame..dull geen but will turn red with butterflies galore in a month..
Dan
p.144 #16Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
I was lucky to catch this man posing while I was looking at the art installation. I am unsure if I prefer this in black and white or color. I'd love to hear all of your opinions on that. (Also unsure if a tighter crop to him would be beneficial or lose context).
p.144 #18Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Tannhauser wrote:
I was lucky to catch this man posing while I was looking at the art installation. I am unsure if I prefer this in black and white or color. I'd love to hear all of your opinions on that. (Also unsure if a tighter crop to him would be beneficial or lose context).
I really like both for different "Tann".
The b&w really accents the varied tones in the wood and provides depth and scale to the sculptures. The gentleman's turban stands out better despite it being a dark color.B&W avoids the conflicts that a color image can produce.
The color image is just beautiful! The wood tones are very pleasant to view!
Now the crop..personally I would like to see both elephants in the frame. They are unique and very creative. This crop has me thinking the gentleman is being squeezed, in a good way, but I would like to see the elephants as bookends!!
Favorite? Not sure I can say! Both are wonderful!!
Nice work "Tann"!
Dan