Mission Santa Barbara #4 by photosynthesis
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A closeup of the roof tiles & adobe clay of the Mission Santa Barbara. I hope Tara in particular will appreciate this one - her photography has helped me gain a greater appreciation for seeing the small details in things.
My friend Allen (roguetographer) let the cat out of the bag about my birthday yesterday. I generally don't make a big deal about birthdays (my own or others) unless it's a child's (like my grandson), but I appreciate those of you who wished me a happy one (& it was)...
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Comments (11)
beautiful close-up
Oh ...Happy belated birthday to you ♫. And thanks for sharing this Tara-inspired photo. I really love this POV. :)
Oh man. This is IT! This is SO much what I like to see! Everything about it is absolutely satisfying. The way you've framed the shot, the pov, the angles and planes and lines and curves of the rooflines, the colors, textures, saturation, postwork ... it's perfect. One of the things I like best about being here on RR is the cross-pollination that happens. I'm honored to be a part of that process! :) I don't usually favorite images, but this is just SO right on. Love it!
xlt composition and lighting
A great shot Claude and a happy birthday for yesterday.
Outstanding capture! Happy belated birthday
A really superb composition and details on this roof; I adore clay tiles like this! And I hope your birthday was wonderful!
Nicely captured details, and I also wish you a belated happy birthday!
well done!
This is a very great shot!! congratulations!
I like the zig zag pattern - Tara has taught you well - well actually taught all of us!