Bench #26 - with variations by goodoleboy
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Captured 11/10/11, just outside the beautiful Las Cerritos Center, in beautiful Cerritos, California.
Original on top, just for the record.
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Adelis.
Comments (6)
the third picture is very aesthetic, with splendid curves !!!
I like the bottom one which if it were actual would present a most interesting challenge.
wow my eyes spin around and around in the third picture Great presentation!!!!!!!!!!
The top one might be the original, but that bottom one is a real work of art! The middle one messes with my eyes (astigmatism!) so I had to look past it quickly. Kudos on your postwork choices, these are very cool!
Cool!!
Well I should HOPE the top one's the original, lol. If not, we're in big trouble...A solid one of your bench shots for the original, shot on an angle that allows it to communicate well with its surroundings. Compositionally, it juts forward on the far left, and opens up in the far right. Your "astigmatism" shot is---yes---a bit upturning, which is what you wanted; and the black and white is right for that. (In color, you'd lose some of the effect.) You know, simple objects like this really do call for treatments like this: I mean, they're just begging for it. In fact, the bench might be grateful you gave it this treatment...And, as you're on a swirly theme, you went to the next extreme and did a, I assume, mirror image of some kind, and swirled it. It looks like you stirred a reflection in a pot! And you know, your using just 2 variations, as you did in a previous montage, is really interesting: Normally, I love 4 or 5. But 3 allows us to hone in on one Theme, and see it in a minimal way. I really like the 3's. Here, you've taken a rather bland bench (the bench, not the shots), and you've given it the time of its life. Like you grabbed it and said, "you gotta get out there and take some RISKS! Get drunk! Have a night out!" Lots of fun and very well done. It'd be great to see a whole series of yours in one place, so we could see how these variations really do vary things, shake them up. Too bad sites don't have the technology to make e-books of images, because it would be great to see your series that way, one series per book. It would have a great impact, I'm sure.