Washed up by durleybeachbum
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The original photo has the chair dead centre and I cropped it two ways, with two very different moods.
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Comments (20)
Very good Anrea
Both give an very nice mood. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Nice place to sit to have my hair cut Andrea !!!
I can imagine the original owner wondering where the chair went, one assumes it was washed away by the flooding?
Wonder how that got there, or who slung it in the first place!!!
each version has its own mood Great work Andrea
Maybe someone was fishing there, all you need is a rod and some bait and the chair is provided. Interesting discovery and capture. I like both versions.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Two excellent images. A very strong feeling here of someone who is no longer with us. Perhaps a fisherman.
Excellent postwork and atmosphere !
Super image Andrea :)
VERY NICE
One could have a nice time fishing there. :-) Excellent shot and digifiddle :)
OMG, a lonely chair sitting on the banks of the river Avon, situated in an environment which looks very much like jock500's Louisiana cajun swamp territory. I suppose the chair is there for anyone preferring to do a bit of fishing. Awesome depth, quasi silhouetting and contrast in this pic, Andrea.
This one seems friendly, restful, welcoming. The other feels more solitary with a clear "don't bother me" message. I love seeing both versions!
Both are marvelous Andrea. I love the post work. But I think I prefer this one, it has a warmer hue, I think, and I like the way the branches at the forefront of the picture hang.
It makes you wonder how it got there.
washed up and so poetic picture!
I see that sort of situation around here sometimes, a chair on a beach by a lake or river or creek; the plastic chairs are cheap and cheerful, and no great loss if left behind. They do make a great photo though!
Two excellent moods captured her. I like the alternative POVs!