bruce g. collier 0 Posted July 10, 2004 A nice evening spent in Paros. Comments greatly appreciated. Bruce Link to comment
rvguy 0 Posted July 10, 2004 You captured this scene well. I like the moon and the foreground exposure. Link to comment
tony bell 0 Posted July 10, 2004 Outstanding exposure. An 80 second exposure and the lights in the buildings didn't blow out. I REALLY like the brightly illuminated large white building in the very back. Very nice work. Link to comment
mspanakis 0 Posted July 17, 2004 Bruce, this is a perfect example of a dynamic composition (which I dream to achieve; see my presentation "relations" if you care). Here you have 2 main attractors: the moon (isolated on the top half) and the massive boat in the foreground. These two have the same colour. The eye keeps moving from moon to boat and back and the relation is so strong that you think the boat is lit by moonlight (which is logically impossible). The two secondary attractors (the church on the left and the buildings, which previous commentors have remarked) function as to widen the moon-boat path into a kind of elliptic trajectory. The eye constantly scans the picture and interpetes it beyond logic, the way the artist wants. Impossible to sleep on the picture. This is a great success. Link to comment
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