Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: BobDavid on November 07, 2016, 01:50:55 am
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I spotted this on my way back to Nowhereville. I stopped the car, got eaten alive by mosquitoes, put the camera on a tripod, and bracketed the scene. I used parts from each exposure to get the picture to work.
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I like this in all its banality. Must be the stars. :D
-Dave-
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Yep... blue, green, touch of red :)
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Nice.
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+1
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More good shooting, Bob. This stuff fits with the earlier shots. I think somebody mentioned Crewdson with respect to your earlier night shots, but what I see in this one is Edward Hopper.
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More good shooting, Bob. This stuff fits with the earlier shots. I think somebody mentioned Crewdson with respect to your earlier night shots, but what I see in this one is Edward Hopper.
Edward Hopper's work has inspired me for decades. His sense of color, mood, atmosphere, composition, and subjects matter is brilliant. I am flattered that you mentioned Hopper in re a picture I took.
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I agree Bob. He's my favorite painter.
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Yes. Like Hopper, Bob's vision is intense, with all inessentials stripped away.