Nuts and bolts - the end (maybe)

Juano

I've been working on this series for a while, I want to submit them to a magazine and see what happens. Here are the latest. The series is at:

http://www.mind-driftphoto.com/Projects/Nuts-and-bolts/15357566_Xcety#1149119086_n3kCE

I need to select 8 from the series, which ones would you pick?

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3.

DaddyO

Nice. These 3 are in. The other 5? Well... Good luck with that. But I
can see 1 or 3 edged out if I had too

DonRicklin

Yowza! Square bolt in a square hole! I love it! : thumb

Lovely series!

Don


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black mamba

Very nice series, Cristobal.

I think your work inspires the creation of a Rust Junkie sub-forum to be called " Mega Rust ". Your PP approach elevates the specter of rust to an ethereal level.

Good luck with the photo submission. I pick numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13. If these don't win something, the contest is rigged.:D

Tom

Juano

black mamba wrote: »

Very nice series, Cristobal.

I think your work inspires the creation of a Rust Junkie sub-forum to be called " Mega Rust ". Your PP approach elevates the specter of rust to an ethereal level.

Good luck with the photo submission. I pick numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13. If these don't win something, the contest is rigged.:D

Tom

Thanks for the comment Tom. And thanks for helping with the selection, I agree with you but I am torn about 8 and 9.

Cristóbal

Richard

I love the texture and composition of #3.

Azzaro

HI Cristobal........Excellent job........ I'm going with 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13

Jack'll do

The first one is a bit too saturated and busy even for a rust junky such as me. The second is better, but the third really captures what rust is all about.

Juano

DaddyO wrote: »

Nice. These 3 are in. The other 5? Well... Good luck with that. But I
can see 1 or 3 edged out if I had too

I agree that 1 to 3 are out, they were the first pics that led to the rest of the series. Thanks for looking.

Juano

Jack'll do wrote: »

The first one is a bit too saturated and busy even for a rust junky such as me. The second is better, but the third really captures what rust is all about.

Thanks for the comment!

Juano

Don, Richard and Azzaro

Thanks for the encouragement! Richard, I know this is not your cup of tea necessarily, so thanks for the comment!

Richard

Juano wrote: »

Thanks for the encouragement! Richard, I know this is not your cup of tea necessarily, so thanks for the comment!

Like all drugs, I think rust is best taken with moderation . Wildly unnatural, oversaturated colors are no excuse for neglecting other values, like composition, light, exposure, texture, etc. That's why I voted for #3, which works on many levels. Still, I'm just a recreational user, so you should probably pay more attention to the hard-core junkies.

Juano

Richard wrote: »

Like all drugs, I think rust is best taken with moderation . Wildly unnatural, oversaturated colors are no excuse for neglecting other values, like composition, light, exposure, texture, etc. That's why I voted for #3, which works on many levels. Still, I'm just a recreational user, so you should probably pay more attention to the hard-core junkies.

Your comment is duly noted Richard, many thanks. Maybe this is just a phase...!