Construction Site

Jack....Rebar and formwork in progress!Familiar sight in my former life and skillfull of you to make this attractive.Good work!Salutations-Laurent

Often, I too look for designs in construction sites. You found and presented this well.

The arrangement of the objects with the angle chosen make good presentation, well done.

There are enough diagonals in this scene, Jack, to satisfy your eternal quest for them. To me, given the predominance of horizontals and verticals, the diagonals complete the linearity of this image. Picking up on George's reference to the photo's angle, without this strong element, and if the photo had been shot at street level, it seems to me that some of the diagonals would disappear and it would lose a lot of its impact. Overall, the image's appeal to me is its complex geometry, aided by the subdued color palette. It has both realism and a bit of fancy, which compels me to put it in my favorites. (PS) I just posted a photo for critique that has your name on it.)

'structures in chaos' or vice versa. all these forms (pun intended) strewn about in the two-dimensional frame but related and organized tin real three-dimensional world.

Hi Jack: a Very nice back-to-back couple of photographs. Your very keen, special and characteristic POV transforms a construction site is something of interest and a matter of visual study. I do not cease to be amazed by how such a common, every-day view is metamorphosed into an element of conscious, careful observation....and the ever-present question of how you came about photographing this, and why. In any case, you bring in front of all of us, in a silver platter, a single pearl in the middle to be regarded, observed and carefully analyzed. My silent, deep bow of respect. Onegaishimasu. DG