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Richard

lensmole

Richard wrote: »

Nice balance of colour! Looks like a fast and efficient way to get rid of the green.

bfjr

Wonder how it would look in B&W !!

Good one

Juano

You captured the sense of movement very well, I like how the shadow on the panels provides balance.

mayfly

Juano wrote: »

You captured the sense of movement very well, I like how the shadow on the panels provides balance.

Agree. The shadow is even more of a draw to my eye than the painter himself. I like it's straightness in the arm extension and the visibility of the spray.

And Lensmole, the shadow would look just as good in b/w.

mayfly

mayfly wrote: »

Agree. The shadow is even more of a draw to my eye than the painter himself. I like it's straightness in the arm extension and the visibility of the spray.

And Lensmole, the shadow would look just as good in b/w.

Sorry Lensmole, I meant Ben for the b/w comment

Richard

Thanks, guys. I took a number of shots of this guy working and while they're not bad in B&W (in some the shadow is more pronounced), I chose this one because I liked both the shadow and the color. Good color is hard to find on the street so I like to use it when I find it.

bfjr

Richard wrote: »

Thanks, guys. I took a number of shots of this guy working and while they're not bad in B&W (in some the shadow is more pronounced), I chose this one because I liked both the shadow and the color. Good color is hard to find on the street so I like to use it when I find it.

I was joking !! Geeezzz

Oh well good excuse to wish you a very Merry Christmas !!