Still life with dinosaur
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RWCRNC wrote:
I haven’t posted in a while. Battling two cancers and doing well. It seems I am the only one to like this photo so I thought I would see how you all feel about it. Happy Mother’s Day to all of you with children.
Ge well soon and good luck to you.May 11, 2020 11:59:39 #
RWCRNC wrote:
I haven’t posted in a while. Battling two cancers and doing well. It seems I am the only one to like this photo so I thought I would see how you all feel about it. Happy Mother’s Day to all of you with children.
creative thinking and quite unique shot, Rebecca! i'm so glad you are doing well and wish continued
healing for you.
May 11, 2020 13:43:46 #
DTCOP wrote:
Love the creativity
I think that's exactly what's missing, I do not like it because it lacks creativity!
May 11, 2020 14:54:39 #
The composition has grown on me since this morning - some of the comments pushed me to look at the image more critically. The key piece is the dinosaur. I think you placed it in the perfect spot:
1. It's shape works very well with the triangular space under the shoe.
2. It's looking toward the intersection of the shoe and apple - expressing curiosity? anticipation? wonder?
3. It directs us to look at its point of focus - it acts to direct the eye into the scene.
4. I directs us to ask questions of the image. Why are the apple and shoe in this position? What is the intended scale - a tiny dinosaur against regular objects or regular dinosaur against immense objects? How/Why is the dinosaur there? Where is my other shoe? (answered above ;-)
I really like the photo. I consider it more "art" than any abstract painting and a lot of sculpture since the 70's.
1. It's shape works very well with the triangular space under the shoe.
2. It's looking toward the intersection of the shoe and apple - expressing curiosity? anticipation? wonder?
3. It directs us to look at its point of focus - it acts to direct the eye into the scene.
4. I directs us to ask questions of the image. Why are the apple and shoe in this position? What is the intended scale - a tiny dinosaur against regular objects or regular dinosaur against immense objects? How/Why is the dinosaur there? Where is my other shoe? (answered above ;-)
I really like the photo. I consider it more "art" than any abstract painting and a lot of sculpture since the 70's.
May 11, 2020 15:18:30 #
May 11, 2020 16:01:59 #
cahale
Loc: San Angelo, TX
RWCRNC wrote:
I haven’t posted in a while. Battling two cancers and doing well. It seems I am the only one to like this photo so I thought I would see how you all feel about it. Happy Mother’s Day to all of you with children.
Or to those of you without children who don't need a special day to be happy.
May 11, 2020 16:40:30 #
A lot of sole in this image.
I suggest that you might want to add a little cinnamon to spice up your applesaurus.
I suggest that you might want to add a little cinnamon to spice up your applesaurus.
May 11, 2020 19:09:10 #
RWCRNC wrote:
I haven’t posted in a while. Battling two cancers and doing well. It seems I am the only one to like this photo so I thought I would see how you all feel about it. Happy Mother’s Day to all of you with children.
Rebecca, I love it. Great humor and protographed excently. Glad to hear that you are beating the Cs .
Greg
May 11, 2020 20:09:43 #
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RWCRNC wrote:
I haven’t posted in a while. Battling two cancers and doing well. It seems I am the only one to like this photo so I thought I would see how you all feel about it. Happy Mother’s Day to all of you with children.
Interesting juxtaposition of items. Creative composition.
Thanx for sharing.
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