Table Cage by durleybeachbum

Photography • Objects • posted on Jan 13, 2014

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Description

The partner photo to my Caged Chairs.. With a little postwork It won't be long now before they are all in use again. Our tourist season starts at Easter.

Comments (22)

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mermaid

10:38AM | Mon, 13 January 2014

very nice shot and the filter fits too, like how the golden lock builds a focus in the repeating grey structures :)

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jayfar

10:40AM | Mon, 13 January 2014

They seem to work to a time table too!! Nice work Andrea.

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kgb224

11:49AM | Mon, 13 January 2014

Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.

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bebopdlx

12:09PM | Mon, 13 January 2014

Cool photo and work.

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emmecielle

12:34PM | Mon, 13 January 2014

Interesting image and excellent postwork! :)

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wysiwig

1:06PM | Mon, 13 January 2014

More from your "captive furniture" series. Love the post work.

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jendellas

1:21PM | Mon, 13 January 2014

Yep, Easter will be here soon.

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Star4mation

2:32PM | Mon, 13 January 2014

Super image Andrea :)

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Adobe_One_Kenobi

4:55PM | Mon, 13 January 2014

You galvanized the world with your fiddle :)

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Mark-David-Rogers

4:55PM | Mon, 13 January 2014

You can make the potentially mundane so fascinating and that is the sign of a good eye... you present to the viewer a different way of looking at things be that a straight shot or with post work, either way it's always interesting. We can see what it is but reduce it down more and it could be an abstract work...leaving it visually identifiable presents it in two ways and it can still be effectively abstract depending on how you look at it. If you rotate it upside-down the only thing that makes it identifiable is the padlock.. initially it is not as easy to identify it. This is how some people who learn to draw are sometimes taught, instead of copying an image the correct orientation it's place upside-down and the pupil may find it easier to contemplate drawing it easier. Have you ever heard of Betty Edwards?.

durleybeachbum

1:12AM | Tue, 14 January 2014

Indeed yes!

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