Flowers in the wall

Len,

I see you found the same wall I did. I like your lighting. What kind of day was it? The day I went last year was dark, overcast, and raining on and off.

I'm going back next weekend. But I'll be shooting a lot of B&W. Should be interesting.

 

Roger

i think focusing on the second one in would help this shot, but only a bit, well composed though

This wall is all that is left standing of an old building in Elora,

Ontario. Someone has breathed some life into it with these flowers &

boxes. The limestone construction is typical of buildings in the

area.

I like the idea and the composition, but the focal point seems just a tiny bit past the first flowers. Perhaps this is intentional, but I think I would have gone for the first flowers.

Hi Len, i had to have a look at your pics after your comment on my waterfront shot. This is the photograph from this folder i like best. As was said above i think it would be a better shot if DOF was larger, but its still a nice shot, i like it. Jim.

I like the composition; great spots of color in the drab stonework. I also like how just about the only area in focus is in the first window.

 

I think I would have circled to the left a bit, panned down, and shot with the uncropped edge of the windowsill in the lower right corner. also would have lost the bit of grass in the lower left corner.

Beautiful. I love the context of other flowers.

Here is a sample of one of many filters I use for special effects.

My special effects are usually made in-camera, and are usually unplanned. :-(  Since my last comment on your photos I have reacquainted myself  with the different filters available in Photoshop.  I hadn't used them for may months (years?) and simply forgot about them.   Thanks to you I now have another avenue to explore in the time pit called Photoshop.  Thanks for digging for this oldie.  Best, LM.