walking through the galleries Squares and forms

Thank you for your comments and critiques!

Beautiful original work, Gunnar!

what an excellent photo, Gunnar! so dinamic, the floor with his inclination is the third painting, and drives to the others havindg a relation with them. who is the painter? klimt?

These are works of Evald Okas (b. 1915), an Estonian painter.

The stark geometrical forms of the foreground accentuate the more colourful tones and forms of the paintings, I'm not sure about the angle, but I think that is just a matter of personal taste. I love the concept.

Very well done!

Best Regards

Alf

I was initially of two minds about your chosen angle as well, but then decided it actually works for me. The eye seems to enter the photo from an exaggerated and artificial low angle, climbing upwards towards the corner of the room (now a triangular form), and then ends up inside the 2 paintings. (where  both the bent knees in one, and the raised elbows in the other painting, seem to create two additional triangles on top of the main one) Your framing (reminds me a bit of Marku's ) enhances your photo as well, imo. Nice and creative work, Gunnar!  My very best wishes to you and yours for a Happy, Healthy, and Creative 2011. Marjolein

the angle works well here to compliment the dimension of the whole image. the balance of monochromatic floor (not sure if this is purposeful or whether thats just the way the environment is set) and hanging art works well also. well done Gunnar

Great depth of field and control over the image angle to give movement... well composed... MJ

Well done, Gunnar.  The angle seems to be a key component to the successful composition. ~~~~~~~L

What a wonderful, disorienting shot. I don't feel so much like I'm walking through a gallery as floating through it. A belated Happy New Year greeting to you and your family. All the best, Jack

The idea  to tilt the photograph creates definitely the visual appeal of the image. Great realization Gunnar! Compliments

Beautifully captured...original work! Best, Catherine

Interesting composition.

Great to see you in a more playful mode, especially when the result is as fine as this. You did lot of uploading on Christmas Evening, unfortunately I didn't have energy nor time to comment any of them. Later...

Great shot Gunnar and i love the graphic foreground!

Congrats!

Happy New Year to you and yours!

Eric

Indeed, you have done an utterly original composition. Great work!

Very provoking shot...excellent !:)

It's an interesting image,I like your perspective and angle applied, a different,an original image.Best regards