All,
finally a couple of comments from my side - past few weeks and months were quite busy.
aluk shows (in typical square format) two men discussing - maybe last night's soccer results ? Who knows - but they seem quite engaged in the discussion which makes me curious. Howard Earl shows a factory with letters larger than cars - the latter look really like toys compared to the building. tezzasmall has an interesting perspective which draws me into the darkness. But wait - maybe there is a stranger waiting behind one of the arches ? Thanks god its just a photo. iandvaag used a lot of contrast to create tension between nature and artifacts. MattKing shows a shoreline in winter time. The reflections on the water are great, my kids ask me which way is up. The nicely bent shoreline takes me into the photo and has a good contrast with the straight, simple tree trunks. Laurent shows typical mediterranean building style. An invitation to spend a few days of vacation in southern France, maybe. mike c has an interesting composition of horizontal and vertical lines. Himself appearing blurred in the photo makes it even more interesting. Oxleyroad's Waterfalls make me want to climb down and take a cool bath on a hot summer day. BlackDog shows what is maybe a family trip to the beach - maybe two sisters, grandpa and grandchild discussing what they found ? mooseontheloose has a great composition on her Selfie Check - a traditionally dressed woman framed by typical Japanese architecture. gijsbert's card looks like a typical autumn scene. Trees lost their foliage, birds are heading south, but blue skies with just a few clouds. Makes me want to take a long, relaxing walk along the stream. Finally, drpsilver spent some extra effort to print a fallen tree as a cyanotype. Remembering that wood is the base material of the print somehow reminds me of a circle of life.
I enjoyed this round of exchange again very much, thanks to everyone sending a card to me. I received a couple more cards, I think, but since they lack a reference to exchange #44 they got mixed up with other rounds in the chaos of my desk. Please remember to note the round # on the back
Also thanks a lot for the nice comments on the cards I sent - glad you like them !
Regards,
Lars
finally a couple of comments from my side - past few weeks and months were quite busy.
aluk shows (in typical square format) two men discussing - maybe last night's soccer results ? Who knows - but they seem quite engaged in the discussion which makes me curious. Howard Earl shows a factory with letters larger than cars - the latter look really like toys compared to the building. tezzasmall has an interesting perspective which draws me into the darkness. But wait - maybe there is a stranger waiting behind one of the arches ? Thanks god its just a photo. iandvaag used a lot of contrast to create tension between nature and artifacts. MattKing shows a shoreline in winter time. The reflections on the water are great, my kids ask me which way is up. The nicely bent shoreline takes me into the photo and has a good contrast with the straight, simple tree trunks. Laurent shows typical mediterranean building style. An invitation to spend a few days of vacation in southern France, maybe. mike c has an interesting composition of horizontal and vertical lines. Himself appearing blurred in the photo makes it even more interesting. Oxleyroad's Waterfalls make me want to climb down and take a cool bath on a hot summer day. BlackDog shows what is maybe a family trip to the beach - maybe two sisters, grandpa and grandchild discussing what they found ? mooseontheloose has a great composition on her Selfie Check - a traditionally dressed woman framed by typical Japanese architecture. gijsbert's card looks like a typical autumn scene. Trees lost their foliage, birds are heading south, but blue skies with just a few clouds. Makes me want to take a long, relaxing walk along the stream. Finally, drpsilver spent some extra effort to print a fallen tree as a cyanotype. Remembering that wood is the base material of the print somehow reminds me of a circle of life.
I enjoyed this round of exchange again very much, thanks to everyone sending a card to me. I received a couple more cards, I think, but since they lack a reference to exchange #44 they got mixed up with other rounds in the chaos of my desk. Please remember to note the round # on the back
Also thanks a lot for the nice comments on the cards I sent - glad you like them !
Regards,
Lars