The Cottage

:) Really exciting presentation of a cottage...Very nice work. Regards to you!

I think this is Dorothy's house caught up in the twister before it lands in Oz! How do you get both vertical and horizontal movement in this?

Tatjana;

 

Thanks this was taken in a moving car with a slow shutter.

 

 

Linda;

 

A long lens and a road with a lot of potholes :-)

You have a real knack for this type shot. Rich texture. Like a pencil drawing on papyrus. Well done. ~~~~~~~~L

The subject matter perfectly befits the execution. I like how you've scratched out your take on this interesting scene.

Interesting composition and execution, Gord, it has an airy feeling. I like the different directions of the trees, it looks like a round movement of trees around the houses, like " hugging"them..... beautiful color palette, and as usual a very nice use of your technic.

Creative and attractive work. I like the pp treatment and very good composition. Regards.

Excellent! Scary and artistic - a great combination.

 

Cheers ~

Alberta

Fascinating work, Gordon. I love the sepia. Cool interpretation.

"Dorothy, Dorothy...Come back, Dorothy. Oh, there she goes, off to God knows where." I'm afraid my Favorites Folder is starting to look like the Bowbrick Museum. I'll have to add a wing just for your pictures. This one will have an honored place.

Wow, are you on a roll, Gordon. If I could make one photo, come up with one idea like some of these, I would feel very pleased with myself.

 

Congratulations on your continuing fine work.

 

--Lannie

Stephen King wants his book jacket back....!

Nice work.

~j

There is nothing I can say to enhance the praise you've already received. Everything else would be reiteration. Wonderful work.

And who said potholes are a nuisance?! I've always loved your drive-by shootings, and this is certainly one of the best. Haven't been looking for awhile, but this kind of work richly rewards having checking in on your work. I like and agree with the other comments, especially the Steven King quality of this one, and I'm also taken by the rotation of the image and crop. Stunningly and spookily (is that a word?) wonderful! Warm Regards, David