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Claude Tenot
{K:9960} 2/3/2008
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It's sunday....sky is beautiful,,,i love your flower..& i love your words...thanks David
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david henderson
{K:16659} 1/26/2008
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hi Jason, thank you for taking the trouble to comment, much appreciated, feeding my addiction to roses!! cheers, david.
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Jason Mckeown
{K:22200} 1/12/2008
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Beautiful capture David, the position and the choice of B&W works well in this capture
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Shirley D. Cross-Taylor
{K:174145} 1/7/2008
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So beautiful, David. Whether or not B&W reaches the 'soul' of an image depends on the image, in my opinion. some things just work better in color, and some in B&W, in my experience.:)
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david henderson
{K:16659} 1/3/2008
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Hi Bob, thank you for taking the trouble to comment in such depth, you have given me new ideas to consider, through your observations about the metamorphasis that is the transition from color to mono. cheers, david.
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 1/1/2008
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soft and beautiful
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Bob Brins
{K:4130} 1/1/2008
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I think that there are two events, joined at the image. The first being your initial thoughts or visual "discovery" leading to the execution of the image. The second, is the perception of the viewer. I do think that taking a usually color subject like a rose, presenting it in quiet monotones, leads the viewer to find meaning other than the expected. I like this image as it glows with light and renewed promise.
Bob
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Bob Brins
{K:4130} 1/1/2008
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I think that there are two events, joined at the image. The first being your initial thoughts or visual "discovery" leading to the execution of the image. The second, is the perception of the viewer. I do think that taking a usually color subject like a rose, presenting it in quiet monotones, leads the viewer to find meaning other than the expected. I like this image as it glows with light and renewed promise.
Bob
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Bob Brins
{K:4130} 1/1/2008
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I think that there are two events, joined at the image. The first being your initial thoughts or visual "discovery" leading to the execution of the image. The second, is the perception of the viewer. I do think that taking a usually color subject like a rose, presenting it in quiet monotones, leads the viewer to find meaning other than the expected. I like this image as it glows with light and renewed promise.
Bob
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Bob Brins
{K:4130} 1/1/2008
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I think that there are two events, joined at the image. The first being your initial thoughts or visual "discovery" leading to the execution of the image. The second, is the perception of the viewer. I do think that taking a usually color subject like a rose, presenting it in quiet monotones, leads the viewer to find meaning other than the expected. I like this image as it glows with light and renewed promise.
Bob
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M jalili
{K:69009} 1/1/2008
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A very beutiful work ............
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Mark - MarkMedia -
{K:1062} 1/1/2008
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very nice.....I may have added a bit more contrast?
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Mark - MarkMedia -
{K:1062} 1/1/2008
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very nice.....I may have added a bit more contrast?
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Melek Kul
{K:3599} 1/1/2008
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great capture and perfect rose:)
congratulations
melek
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Melek Kul
{K:3599} 1/1/2008
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great capture and perfect rose:)
congratulations
melek
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Melek Kul
{K:3599} 1/1/2008
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great capture and perfect rose:)
congratulations
melek
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Melek Kul
{K:3599} 1/1/2008
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great capture and perfect rose:)
congratulations
melek
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RC. Dany
{K:64104} 1/1/2008
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Excellent !!!!!!!
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