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Study Group 10 |
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| Mark Aksoy | Nearly every part of this colorful image is perfectly exposed and the sunlight imparts a glowing quality to the room behind the window! It is definitely a study in squares and rectangles. The One Way sign is eye-catching for its unusual placement and the red bricks form a border on the right side keeping the eye in the image. My only quibble is that the bright area just right of the sign (due to flash?) makes the bricks appear a bit more shiny than they actually are. |
| Cliff Banks | I really do appreciate the multitude of shades, well seen, well handled. |
| Bob Altman | I have nothing negative to say about this image. The blend of the colors is great and the one-way sign is a real plus for the shot. |
| Bob Barley | |
| Rene Ross | Very nice image... Love the building and the windows... Even the street. You can tell the sat and resulting noise are pretty high but for this image it doesn't bother me like that kind of thing normally does. Nice job. |
| Margaret Boike | Very nice. Nice framing. Perfect coloration; red and blue is what you first notice, but the amber of the windows completes it. I find my eyes going around and around the image, starting with the sign and going counter-clockwise up the brick on the right side, over the top with the windows at the top. Great photo - so simple, but very interesting. |
| Rich Krebs | Nice image. It is hard to see what is on the inside of the building, just a wall? Colors are great. |
| Member Bio | |
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Bob Barley
- Bob.Barley@lsi.com
I live in
northern Colorado. I started shooting in high school
after I received a Yashica 6x6 camera as a birthday
gift. When I was in college, I traded the Yashica
for a used Pentax 35 mm. After college a lack of
time and interest put photography on the shelf for
many years. |
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