Buggy, Bicycle, Bench, Bedpost by photosynthesis

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Mar 04, 2014

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Description

These objects were just sitting outside an old house in historic Jacksonville, Oregon. I'm usually not a fan of adding frames to photos, but given the old-timey, nostalgic nature of this scene, I thought this frame (which is a slightly modified preset filter in Perfect Effects 8) fit the subject pretty well... Please zoom.

Comments (11)

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Faemike55

10:27PM | Tue, 04 March 2014

Delightful capture and great title

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bmac62

10:28PM | Tue, 04 March 2014

A collector's treasures. Nice find and I like your presentation...very fitting.

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prutzworks

12:37AM | Wed, 05 March 2014

agree with bmac62

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Juliette.Gribnau

2:16AM | Wed, 05 March 2014

cool composition of B's

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SunriseGirl

2:48AM | Wed, 05 March 2014

Definitely a "B" day composition. Share this with your local Kindergarten teacher. :) Yes, I did once work at a school.

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Celart

6:01AM | Wed, 05 March 2014

Great capture

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jayfar

8:54AM | Wed, 05 March 2014

B B B B Blimey. Nice shot.

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MrsRatbag

3:20PM | Wed, 05 March 2014

Beautiful! What a cool old buggy!

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UVDan

5:39PM | Wed, 05 March 2014

Take that buggy on antiques roadshow!

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anahata.c

1:26PM | Fri, 07 March 2014

oh the frame is fine, Claude. It fits the shot perfectly. Your sense of timing and the like is wonderful, so I don't think you can go wrong adding this or subtracting that. It actually looks like a single frame from one those stereo-optical things---there's a name but I dont' remember it---where people looked at 2 versions of one image and then "fused" them in their minds, so they looked 3-D? Well, if you can figure out what I'm talking about, it looks like an image from one of those. Anyway: Vivid hues and sharp as always. And I love how it all leads to that fence and then 'stops'. I love the pov. You handled the stone bench really well too---it's so luminous here. Your eye is just electric: Even in this old and oddball collection, everything is alive. Terrrrrrific.

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