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Another Prairie Sentinal

Post by RBorud » Mon Dec 18, 2017 10:18 pm

Hi All
To those who have observed my Prairie Sentinel series, here is one I did awhile ago and it did not make it into the book, and I do not know why not!!
Probably got lost in the shuffle. Please enjoy. RBorud
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Post by Psjunkie » Tue Dec 19, 2017 1:54 am

Rather tame to your usual R.....but love the silo treatment in contrast to the color..
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Post by Bobby Deal » Tue Dec 19, 2017 6:30 am

I love this, it reminds me of Eaton Colorado. I have been photographing granaries, sugar plants and farms across Colorado for a book project of my own. This winter I hope to complete a few more of my farmer interviews for the text portion of the book. I would love to see more of these from your collection if you can point me too them

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Post by minniev » Tue Dec 19, 2017 11:30 pm

Another beauty. I do see why this one might not have fit with the others I've seen previously, as it is more like a pastel - tinted photo printed on canvas and less of the mix of pen and ink drawing and watercolor wash like the others.

The wide variety in your work is amazing. I hope you're still adding to this wonderful collection, definitely the most beautiful collection of industrial images I've seen.
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Post by Charles Haacker » Tue Dec 19, 2017 11:37 pm

I LIKE it! I love the pastels and the canvas treatment. Something else I find very cool is the train curving and diminishing away to the left. I can't say quite why I think that's so neat, but it is. (Y)
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Post by LindaShorey » Tue Dec 19, 2017 11:49 pm

Beautiful! My only criticism is I wish the edging on the right side weren't so prominent. Probably it stands out more because of the darker colors there.
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Post by St3v3M » Wed Dec 20, 2017 7:13 am

RBorud wrote:Hi All
To those who have observed my Prairie Sentinel series, here is one I did awhile ago and it did not make it into the book, and I do not know why not!!
Probably got lost in the shuffle. Please enjoy. RBorud

I can't decide if I'm looking at an unfinished drawing or painting or both. I keep waiting for the artist to stop and carry on. Amazing! S-
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Post by RBorud » Fri Dec 22, 2017 12:54 am

Bobby Deal wrote:I love this, it reminds me of Eaton Colorado. I have been photographing granaries, sugar plants and farms across Colorado for a book project of my own. This winter I hope to complete a few more of my farmer interviews for the text portion of the book. I would love to see more of these from your collection if you can point me too them



Bobby I am sorry but these are not online and available, I can only show individual images periodically, all because of contractual matters.
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