Trailor Made

Critique welcome, thanks.

being born in the late 60's...my mind is full of 70's graphics & patterns from wall paper to lino floors and curtains...that's probably why I am receptive to your findings...in this mage you have obviously favoured the graphical composition with parrallels...I would be curious to see more of the context (caravan and a bit of environment) since I guess the curtain color was strong enough to still remain the star of the show...in some sense this is also something that makes this image sucessful in that it makes me want to see or imagine more, whether it's behind the curtain or outside the caravan...

Laurent, thanks for your extensive thoughts on this one. I quite like it but it seems to have attracted very little attention apart from your kind comment. I'll come back to you with an attachment of the context as soon as I have a little time. Thanks again.

 

Beautifully understated and pure. The subtlety of the whites, ivories, creams and off whites work wonders providing contrast pop for the killer drapes.

Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year. Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Drew, thanks. I take it to heart.