Just drop it

Damn. That's a fine photograph.

 

Those wall smudges...

Normally I prefer more distance, more depth to my subjects in order to

play with the relationship between near and far details, to train my eye

and composition skills. In the name of minimalistic geometric play I

simply couldn't resist this scene. Feel free to comment. Thanks for your

time.

Such words coming from you, I'm honored. Believe me I was damn thrilled as I noticed this scene. Thanks for your visit.

Original & very nice!

Beauty, Markku...

greatest

Bob and Laurent,

I'm very glad you like this one too, so thank you.

Niels Christian,

Thank you the most! ;-)

perfect geometry

Delicious. What an eye for color and geometry.

I like the idea. Original composition of interesting details. You have a very good eye. Thank you for sharing. Regards.

Thank you all for visit and comment. I try to train my eyes towards more clarity and purity, to see the essentials of what I see around me. Your constant support is thus much appreciated.

it's difficult to believe how so little can evoke such intense emotions, placing the two main objects with such a great color and shape contrast in the corners keeps my eyes busy within the frame as they jump vigorously from left to right, the picture on the wall restricts these jumps from above. An example of a solid triangle composition and nice lesson how to create intriguing visual effects with the use of minimum means. Compliments and best regards.

So nice to have you here. Yuo have no idea how highly I regard your extensive detailed comment. It gives so much more than simple "Nice", and I believe it tells about dedication and enthusiasm you have as well. So, thank you for sharing your thoughts, Wieslaw!

Markku, you have a great series of photographs (also) this summer! I got exoted in this one already before opening it to a bigger one. And only then could I see the peacekeeper in between the two strong powers in the corners. Maybe even a trinity..

Magnificent...a masters eye for color and composition.

I'm glad you enjoyed this photo, so thanks for your visit and words. Risto, I'm glad you pointed out the effect of the vaguely visible painr on wall and appreciated it. Interesting that so far nobody has suggested me to clone away those two spots on the wall... hmmm...