OSAKA Cafe by nikolais
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Description
The cafe quite near to my home. I have never been there but I like its roofing.
Thanks for sharing your opinios of my Blue Fence images.
Nikolay

Comments (18)
There is something so peaceful about snow, except the ski slopes. ;) This is beautiful. I love the trees growing through the cutout. The untouched snow on the roof is so pure. Excellent eye, Nikolay!
You have a superb eye for the sparse !
It is hard to describe minimal:-) Looks great. Go in the next time. Like Sushi? Bill
always a pleasure to look at your photography...the simple beauty of this capture is wonderful
perfectly japanese!
Your technique is so cool. 5+.
indeed a very special roofing to make space for the trees... a fine shot, Nikolay
I like the roof too, and it looks even better with that lovely white covering! Great shot!
Simplistic yet striking! Another winner Nikolay!!! Stay warm! :)
the organic feel, created by the trees in the hole in the roof appeals to me. the snow emphasizes this and you captured it well.
The snow is really fascinating, wonderful work my friend ;O)
splendide !
I can see the roof, but your forms are so subtle, it could almost be an abstract painting too. The little rectangular shape in the upper left, and the bluish-gray coloring of much of the snow almost look like paint-glazes over the whole piece (I know they're not, I know this is wholly digital!). Very subtle and inviting. Yet it's clearly a sheet of white, and it dominates; so the break for the trees makes this quite dramatic to my eye. The contrasts feel Japanese—which is nice since this is a Japanese restaurant (and I know it could be coincidence, because you have a Japanese sensibility in other shots too)—and you have those few branches, giving the needed 'sinew' to the piece. More sensitive balance from you, along with your innate appreciation of the sheer power of hue. I think it's stunning!
Excellent capture !
A most interesting shot :o)
Great composition and lovely idea in this work
Really well seen. Great photo.
A Zen meditation