The Neighborhood Tire

Amazing! Excellent presentation! Regards.

Unmistakably Jack!

 

That wonderful sparse/monochromatic palette with a splash of McRitchie-street-warning-sign-yellow supporting a composition of what normally would be forgettable and unsightly street debris becomes aesthetic poetry. Could you please become famous already?

Simply regal. Enthroned with consorts littered about. The hint of color with a couple pops here and there work extremely well to pull everything together.

Jack, here is a composition which is mundane yet special. Lines,circles, half-circles and penumbra of the tire are fascinating to me.Pastel shades of the image blends well with the framing.

Jack, does it not get somewhat bothersome carrying that damn tire around?

 

Very nice Jack, I like the square format a lot.

Regards, Todd

 

 

Thanks. I keep returning to the same old tire. Never get "tired" of it (ok, ok, no more bad puns)

 

Gunnar - I appreciate your remarks especially since I admire the precision of your photography.

 

Kent - I'd better hurry up and get famous before I lose the strength to press the shutter button. Thanks for the Unmistakably Kent comment.

 

Jeff - You would certainly recognize royalty since you're quite the kingmaker yourself in your images.

 

Amal - Thanks, the simplicity and clean lines of the scene are what enticed me to take the picture. This time I even used a tripod. I think I'm developing a tire fixation.

 

Todd - You've got it. Now I have it balanced on top of my TV. I was thinking of sleeping with it but I realize some people might consider that kinky.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This must be the female counterpart of your December Forza Dunlop masculine. Rest in one piece ;-) Sakke

 

how can those be in the same folder as the chucks... oh well i forgot i entered mcRitchies place.

A true Jack McRitchie, with that special source only you and Colonel Sanders monoplize.

every neighbourhood has a right to its tire

I like this one a lot. The two round objects really fit handsomly in the squared format. Very well balanced with nice tones.

The fruit fly strikes again :-).