Flint Hills IV

It's hard to believe that this is a straight photo; It looks like Magritte meets de Chirico. I'm a great fan of b&w photos but I can't help but wonder what this was like in color?

Joe, while I think it's a great subject that you took well to me it looks overprocessed.

Excellent work sir Joseph! Your composition is very well placed! Every object turned into art! I so enjoy this! Nice work! Doug.

Very good work, Joe. It is a good idea to combine the natural diagonal of the soft clouds with the cold and clear lines of the steel. It works!

Well capture contrast of forms and lines, Joseph, wonderful composition.

SImplicity works here to give a sense of ample space & freedom.

Many thanks to all who took the time to view and comment.

 

Nope, there aren't any added clouds here. Just a central Kansas prairie sky on a windy day in late March.

catchy image, strong in b/w!

Perspective is great.

Just came across this great shot of yours....fantastic. I love the graphic elements, texture, and choice of hight contrast tones. Just lovely BW work. Thank you for sharing. Love it. Best to you.....Ron Dobbs

Excellent composition and light! Superb B&W. Compliments! Glauco

I figure if I spend 2 to 3 minutes looking at a photograph then I should at a minimum say that I did. I still can't say why I'm attracted to the image.

excellent composition with very pleasant background. beautiful high contrast tone. regards.

Great abstarct Joseph!

Grabs you with it's simplicity - great image for B/W.

ok ok ok !

Really nice work - great composition!!

Hey Joseph,

First off, I wanted to say thanks for the constant support on my images, I appreciate your viewing and feedback! This image here is very cool. I love the simple, yet captivating elements. It has a very Zen feel to it and the ciontrast and shadows are great. Overall very nice! I am impressed! Take care Katherine

Joseph,

 

So much has already been said about this image--congratulations on that success. Let me just add what I believe is another one of its valuable qualities--the architecture! If architecture is all about defining delightful human scaled three dimensional spaces through the careful use of structure, geometry, surface treatment, line, form, and shape, you have created a piece of architecture with an absolute minimum number of devices. The beauty of this minimalist architecture is that it is not beholden to any one particular style or historical reference, but it stands on its own purity, prompting the viewers' imagination.

 

Regards,

Stephen

 

 

... minimalistic & superbe... Hi