Attic No. 2, Frenchglen, Oregon

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  Ian Leake

• Feb 4, 2008

For me, this one is by far the stronger composition. You've managed to boil it down to a simple but at the same time very rich photo. The other one does very little for me I'm afraid...

 

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  Marco B

• Feb 4, 2008

I agree with Ian, this one has more of a "hidden" story too by means of the hangers... I could well see a nice "attic" series emerging out of this.

Marco
http://www.boering.demon.nl

 

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  photo8x10

• Feb 4, 2008

Nice serie "Attic", images strong and simple, well Done!

Stefano

 

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  Bertus

• Feb 4, 2008

Beautiful atmosphere and nice composition.

 

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  thefizz

• Feb 4, 2008

I like both but this one is best.

 

• Thomas*Krebs

• Feb 4, 2008

Just elegant..Great work!

 

• Larry.Manuel

• Feb 4, 2008

I prefer this one: The luminous window - ajar, the coat hangers and cobwebs make it come alive.

 

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  davido

• Feb 4, 2008

I'm in complete agreement with everyone else. this is the one. the off-centre composition, the window ajar- giving the option of escape (the other image feels a little claustrophobic) & the coat hangers add a sense of personality.
-david

 

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  MVNelson

• Feb 4, 2008

I love that window ... great use of lines and perspective ......



Miles

 

• cole

• Feb 5, 2008

This is a great image it has the same feel as the attic images of Frederick Evans.
cole