11 urban compositions (a good day for me)

rundadar

Thank you for looking :wave

Blue #1



Blue #2



Blue #3



Blue #4



#5 Green, white and the bycicle



#6



#7


#8 Red & Black



#9



#10



#11

pathfinder

Welcome to dgrin.

I love these images - These always look so simple and yet are hard to do really well. I wish I could do this half as well.

Folks should also look at your smugmug galleries

I prefer 9 better than 10, the feet seems to add to the flavor of the image.

Nice series of images. Shot in Tel Aviv? I would say you had a very good day as well.

I think I have seen your orange wheel before in Lima, Ohio at the Beemer Rally summer 2005

DJ-S1

9! Love that one!

judah

Hi rundadar,
love them all except #8 (Red & Black). I would try and put #9 and #10 side by side, would love the see the results. Congrats.

Cheers.

J.

rundadar

judah wrote:

Hi rundadar,
love them all except #8 (Red & Black). I would try and put #9 and #10 side by side, would love the see the results. Congrats.

Cheers.

J.

Yeah... I like #8 the least of them all too. Putting them side by side is an excellent idea. In fact, I think, I'll take a few other images from the series (which I haven't posted) and try to give each of them a slightly different tint and put them side by side.

Thanks for critique and suggestion!

USAIR

Great photos and welcome
Loved the gallery Jim pointed out too

Fred

rundadar

Thank you for your kind words!
Much appreciated!

ShepsMom

Great colors and very nice composition on all of them. Well done!

Marc Muench

I was intrigued by the images in this post so I took a peak at your gallery. It looks like you have given much thought to capturing moments in time that show stories and ironies while simultaniously presenting them graphically. I find your style elegant and hope you show this work to publishersthumb

rundadar

Thank you very very much!
I am flattered. Really. Even confused

As for publishers, I'll need to work on my 'mingling' and 'sales-person' skills I guess (those skills are intentionally modest)

I live in a small country rich in controversy. People like strong stuff here (much stronger than Tobasco!) - I just try to balance it up with a bit of 'ordinarity')

Once again, much obliged!

rundadar

and I sometimes forget to run a spell-checker

rundadar wrote:

I am flattered. Really. Even confused

As for publishers, I'll need to work on my 'mingling' and 'sales-person' skills I guess (those skills are intentionally modest)

I live in a small country rich in controversy. People like strong stuff here (much stronger than Tobasco!) - I just try to balance it up with a bit of 'ordinarity')

Once again, much obliged!