MINI-CHALLENGE #288 : Primary Colors

DavidRGillespieDavidRGillespie Registered Users Posts: 819 Many Grins

One of the strategies for making interesting images is to include a primary colour (color :)) as a dominant element in the frame. I am looking for images of objects that are created by man, i.e. are ** not from nature**, in which red, blue or yellow, makes the image interesting.
Some examples of what I am thinking about below:

red cushions on canoes

Red shirt and wall. I likes the juxtaposition of the red shirt on the cyclist and the red wall

A blue railing serves as a leading line.

A blue shirted figure below blue tile work.

yellow stanchion - quite abstract

A yellow bow and yellow paddles. The bow of my yellow kayak can be a strong leading line in images

Good luck, happy shooting and this mini will stay open until Tuesday August 27, 2019, midnight, Pacific time.

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