***** STUDIES IN TEXTURE 1

Comments welcomed.....

You could name this Lesson in texture 1 !

Linda: I really like this shot, the colors and textures are just wonderful. I'm always amazed and the shots you and Rog put up and how you both can take something simple and make it into a work of art. Well done. 6/7

Very nice study. Smart text in request...

 

Kind regards.

Strong, elementary sevensix effect.

Nice work and bravo for new NIKON... but maybe Your picture well fall in category ABSTRACT...

Studie in texture works for me sweet Linda, I hope somebody will be at home in texture 2

Juan, John, Jan, thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment.

 

Daily and Dusan...welcome to my site, and thanks!

 

And don't worry, Els...the world awaits you!

outrageously stimulating and fun, another classic of yours i think.

Good texture study Linda. nice colors as well. Pnina

Great shot! I love the colors, textures and oh so simple! Good eye.

Ben, Pnina, and of course Sarita....gracias !

Very interesting and unusual shot. Well done!

Thank you for the visit, Christopher....

Superb texture and structure dear Linda!

Biliana

Nice work - texture talks here.

Great comp and detail. Congrats!

Great grains in the wood! I love this kind of shot, as you can probably tell from my recent uploads.

Simple, yet so beautiful. Love the texture and color.

I love this kind of shot, great textures nicely composed. I wonder about those tiny red dots below the center (droplets of paint ? Or pushed-up reds from rusty nails ?)

I would say study in texture and lines! I like both!

I think we both "see" our world in very similar fashion, we both like lots of texture yet simple graphic detail. I can remember when first looking at images here on PN, before joining, that I was captivated by your photos. I'm still waiting for the opportune moment to shoot the old brick house in a dramatic/moody vein. So far, as I ramble through your portfolio, the 38 photos is my favs, it'll take me a while to get through all 248 images. This image "Studies......appeals because I love the texture in wood and you've captured it so well. How did you get such strong contrast? I've tried a few attempts at editing into B&W and or sepia and the images, to me, seem "weak". Even though this image is in color it just glows with great contrast. Time for me to go nite/nite, we're shipping some steers early tomorrow.