Your opinion on this on "different perspective" sunrise, please: Do you find any interest in this image? I'm getting a feeling of texture (tapestry, other cloth) made by the horizontal...

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Do you find any interest in this image?

I'm getting a feeling of texture (tapestry, other cloth) made by the horizontal bands of light and color behind the slender vertical weeds. I might feel differently tomorrow

Thanks for your time and feedback!

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digit-up Loc: Flushing, Michigan

Just aesthetically, it's got nice colors and is in focus, but it's too busy and there's no real focal point (subject) no one place for your eyes to come to rest. I'm no artist, but I know what I like. I'm no pro, but We all have opinions, and I'm not afraid to DEVULDGE MINE. Certainly a nice pic, though but a little bland/weak. Keep shooting!! RJM

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

digit-up wrote:

Just aesthetically, it's got nice colors and is in focus, but it's too busy and there's no real focal point (subject) no one place for your eyes to come to rest. I'm no artist, but I know what I like. I'm no pro, but We all have opinions, and I'm not afraid to DEVULDGE MINE. Certainly a nice pic, though but a little bland/weak. Keep shooting!! RJM

Thank you for your time and opinion, digit-up. Much appreciated!

llindstrand Loc: Seattle Metro

Linda From Maine wrote:

Do you find any interest in this image?

I'm getting a feeling of texture (tapestry, other cloth) made by the horizontal bands of light and color behind the slender vertical weeds. I might feel differently tomorrow

Thanks for your time and feedback!

The colors and pattern/texture are beautiful. Since you are working on texture it fits the bill. I see it enlarged as a divider screen rather than a framed picture.
Swede

Linda2 Loc: Yakima Wa.

Hi Linda
I do a lot of shots just because I like the color and texture-with no real focal point. The colors in this picture are my favorites. It would make a great folding screen for in front of a fireplace as Swede suggested. Yes, I like it too!👍

Linda2 Loc: Yakima Wa.

Linda2 wrote:

Hi Linda
I do a lot of shots just because I like the color and texture-with no real focal point. The colors in this picture are my favorites. It would make a great folding screen for in front of a fireplace as Swede suggested. Yes, I like it too!👍

PS, wouldn't the sun be considered a focal point?

digit-up Loc: Flushing, Michigan

Linda2 wrote:

PS, wouldn't the sun be considered a focal point?

Maybe, but it's not well defined. I agree with those that suggest that the image would be great as a divider-screen. What a swell idea, and I never saw it. I told you, I'm no pro.... And no One opinion is ever ENOUGH. All good comments here-in. We may see this print available for a room divider. RJM

digit-up Loc: Flushing, Michigan

In fact, wouldn't it make a fine privacy wall out bye the jacoozie?

phlash46 Loc: Westchester County, New York

Wonderful! Looks like a Japanese silkscreen.

wmurnahan Loc: Bloomington IN

Linda2 wrote:

PS, wouldn't the sun be considered a focal point?

Agree. I would cut the bottom to bare minimum.

TucsonCoyote Loc: Tucson AZ

Linda From Maine wrote:

Do you find any interest in this image?

Hell yeah !

TucsonCoyote Loc: Tucson AZ

wmurnahan wrote:

Agree. I would cut the bottom to bare minimum.

I wouldn't touch it !

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

llindstrand wrote:

The colors and pattern/texture are beautiful. Since you are working on texture it fits the bill. I see it enlarged as a divider screen rather than a framed picture.
Swede

What an interesting idea, Swede. Thanks so much for commenting.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Linda2 wrote:

PS, wouldn't the sun be considered a focal point?

The folding screen idea is most intriguing. I have been drawn to "just textures" a lot lately - not where you add them to an existing image (though I love that too, especially Dixiegirl's awesome work), but as they are in nature...well, with a bit of pp help too of course.

I agree that the sun is the subject.

Thanks so much, Linda!

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

phlash46 wrote:

Wonderful! Looks like a Japanese silkscreen.

Thanks so much!