Taos church

The adobe buildings in New Mexico are very special, you feel the

touch of indigenous people's culture. This image has been treated in

the way that it undersripes the softness of the adobe architecture.

Let me know what you think. Thank you, Jana

Very crisp, vibriant colors. I like it.

did u added some colours in it .kidding....nice man nice

Unique in its composition. Regards.

Lovely, Jana, as always! James

Hi Jana, nice picture. I like the creativity of the picture, it seems like you have lacquered it over a frame of ceramic.A personal way of transmit us the colour of the scene.

Jana, I love the way you've abstracted the scene. You've emphasized the three colors (well, two colors and white) and at the same time flattened the the structure to further enhance the basic shapes. (I assume you did this by using a few layers both blurred and sharp?).

 

For the most part, my eye is drawn right to the four crosses that are aligned in a compositionally interesting way across the frame. The white against the vibrant blue works very well.

 

My eye is pulled away by the two white structures lower down (gates?). I wonder if a tighter composition, of primarily the crosses would have been a worthwhile alternative.

 

But that's just me disecting a scene. I think your treatment here illustrates a sensitivity to the subject that you've managed to convey to the viewer.

great pic but i personally find the alterations way too drastic

Taos is fantastic. I'm going back in June and hope to improve on images I did last time. Taos Pueblo is a challenge, so enchanting, yet bleak and harsh at the same time. great shadows, as in your image here.

Thanks for your comment on my abstract image. It means a lot coming from one with great imagination and a spirit of adventure. I like your whole portfolio.

Great Jana, nice subject, colors and blur. Well done! Keep photographing!!!

Very nice and an exotic  image of New Mexico. Congratulation to you, Jana.