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Had not noticed this one, Pierre.  It does not feel to have that unique Dumas parallax and tilt that I find magical.

9 hours ago, Wayne Sadler said:

Had not noticed this one, Pierre.  It does not feel to have that unique Dumas parallax and tilt that I find magical.

Thank you very much for your honest critique, Wayne! I hope to find out what is that "Unique Dumas parallax and tilt", one day or sooner! Thank you again for your original comment!

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PDE

I looked back to some images to find where I tried to describe that remarkable Dumas effect:  I think you have seen my appreciation of your use of perspective – placement of vanishing points, receding lines, parallax lines, use of the oblique, etc.  And that is what I admire.  But it is more so that some of your images combine them in unique ways that legitimize their reality and elevate the image beyond the forced perspective tyranny of the camera lens.
Par example: Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles and Stairway At Auvers.

5 hours ago, Wayne Sadler said:

I looked back to some images to find where I tried to describe that remarkable Dumas effect:  I think you have seen my appreciation of your use of perspective – placement of vanishing points, receding lines, parallax lines, use of the oblique, etc.  And that is what I admire.  But it is more so that some of your images combine them in unique ways that legitimize their reality and elevate the image beyond the forced perspective tyranny of the camera lens.
Par example: Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles and Stairway At Auvers.

Thank you, Wayne, I saw the mentioned paintings of Van Gauge and read your comment carefully, so that it's clearer the whole thing!

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PDE