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25-JAN-2008

disparate elements - brent

- changes: added name, re-edit to not hide the glass but make it an integral element of the comp.

There is something in the elements and the way the light works that I like. I might play with it a bit more.

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Carlo		04-Feb-2008 06:01
I like this image for its composition. The stem leads me to the trapped quill in the glass. I agree that this will look great framed and ona a wall.

Stefan		30-Jan-2008 12:45
I love the textures as well as the shapes in this image. And at the risk of disagreeing with those who know more than I, this orientation is more dynamic and better suits the theme of leading the eye to move, in my opinion, than a more static vertical orientation.

Guest		28-Jan-2008 19:55
I agree with Charlie suggestion. You like feathers at the moment ! Marc

Guest		28-Jan-2008 15:45
An elegant composition. It would look great in a wide black frame (especially vertical) on a large, dark or off-white wall. My eye is especially drawn to the graceful curve of the stem. Brenda

Olympus DSLR Challenge		27-Jan-2008 23:29
Excellent......flip it 90 CCW otherwise it leads you right out of the picture. charlie

Shirley Haden		27-Jan-2008 09:16
I always think of ice when I see your shots so almost immediately I thought this feather was stuck in one of the river ice drops and I thought "Boy how lucky is Brent!" Its still a great shot knowing it is glass.

Miroslav Kral		27-Jan-2008 08:49
Brent! The first one was good, but I like this one even more. This is I have waiting for with comment :-)) Is it that feather elements are visible in the stand (left Side)of the glass? Beautiful light and all.

Guest		26-Jan-2008 11:10
Nicely picked out details in the fraying feather, the colour and tone suit the subject too. You must tell us who you are though :-)

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