I'll have to think further about the questions you posed, Minnie, but right now I want to address Graham's observations about the light. I found several photos online that show the area behind him darker (burned in while printing?!), and then the most interesting is a bright one that includes a shaf...

Matt Quinn wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 24, 2018 2:55 am

#11, Lobster Pool

Love, love, love it!!

minniev wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 04, 2018 4:05 pm

Here's last week's offering on Doors -

Highly engaging! Bright colors and fascinating reflections, surrounding the welcoming cool interior.

Stunning photos, Piet!

Oh wow, I would never have thought to check a satellite view! TIme for you to apply as someone's caddy, or take golfing lessons, Chuck?

For a first-time viewer there is a lot to take in - and much of it is distant. IMO the wide view is a great documentary, but it leaves me wanting a bit more - perhaps a storytelling series that includes close-ups and more information about its history. The sky and dark foreground water give a sense ...

Highly engaging work - as always!

Whooee, this is neat, Frank! Even if I do need my Dramamine Very cool that you saw the possibilties. I see you're in "showcase," so am hoping you don't mind my suggestion: clone out the thing at the end, or replace with something different, perhaps?

I was admiring your clouds so much in #1 I hadn't noticed that the trees were tight to bottom of frame. I like the re-crop better. A bit more room to wander around

...I think it's how the scene made me feel, and I think that's part of the "art" (such as it is). :) Might could be a topic for discussion... Ayuh, I agree it makes for a great discussion topic. It's a very interesting part of of the art IMO! Everyone responds differently, with feelings based on th...