wooden bench

Posted by danthro (Suburbia, United States) on 5 February 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

sorry i'm not able to catch up on everyone's blogs as i'd like to, focusing on other pursuits more now.

Comments, feedback, criticism, suggestions, etc. are always appreciated. Thanks!
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Comments (12)

juanra from Madrid, Spain

Good frame. Thank you for your visit and comment. Greetings.

5 Feb 2008 8:41am

@juanra: Thanks! Greetings to you as well.

Kevin at OrganicPIX.com from Dallas, United States

Terrific composition, soft muted light and grainy feel adding texture.

5 Feb 2008 4:44pm

@Kevin at OrganicPIX.com: thanks. it was actually a very smooth piece of wood so it took a little work to bring out the texture -- it's amazing what a little sharpening can do.

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

GREAT tones and details!!

5 Feb 2008 4:45pm

@Jen: thanks a lot!

JV from India, India

Awesome shot, quite abstract

5 Feb 2008 5:06pm

@JV: thank you. i guess i'm not sure what abstract means. i put this in the abstract category probably for the same reason you refer to it that way. but at the same time, i find that kind of confusing because it's a relatively realistic-looking photo.

lasiate from Philippines

tout un monde entre 4 vis! superbe!

5 Feb 2008 10:18pm

@lasiate: the online translator i used says you said, "whole world between 4 screws! superb!" Thank you!! Please visit again!

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Sweet detail!

6 Feb 2008 12:50am

baobab from Cambridge, United States

nice. I like the slightly surreal feel (probably due to a combination of composition, colour, post-processing) and the lower left screw which has been gouged into the wood - the slight imperfection/asymmetry adds to the image's appeal.

6 Feb 2008 2:19am

@baobab: thanks a lot for all the substantive feedback! i agree about that one screw that's gouged into the wood, i think it gives it more interesting texture.

Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada

That is almost too good. The detail, the light, the wonderful tones.

6 Feb 2008 4:02am

@Michael Rawluk: wow. that's very nice of you.

Scott Collins from Ontario, California, United States

I love the subject from the thumbnail, but when you see the photo enlarged, the detail blows you away. Great Job!

7 Feb 2008 1:47am

@Scott Collins: Thanks!!

Klo from SF Bay Area, United States

Great detail in there. Well done!!

8 Feb 2008 6:23pm

@Klo: Thank you very much! Hope you'll come back and visit again.

aishah razi from johor, Malaysia

wow!! really nice picture!! i just can't say how you can make the simple subject like that look very great..
hope i can learn something from you, because i'm a newbie in 'this world'.....

KEEP IT UP!!!

2 Mar 2008 4:27pm