Fountain in a Fluted Niche by auntietk
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More from our day out with Denise, Lucinda, and James. This is the Asian Art Museum in Voluteer Park.
Comments (16)
jayfar
Excellent title - what else could you call it ??
CavalierLady
You have such a good eye for detail and how to compose and crop a scene....beautiful image and love the warm earth tones!
durleybeachbum
Mesmerising! I should very much have enjoyed your day out!
kgb224
Wonderful capture Tara. God bless.
bugsnouveau
Neat stuff
bmac62
My, my, there were photo ops there. Agree with Maria 100%.
MrsRatbag
Now that's a view I didn't catch! I love the fluting there, how beautiful!
awjay
excellent
helanker
Wonderful warm colors of this odd but lovely fountain and I love the little cascades of water. :)
photosynthesis
Wonderful play of light, shadow & water droplets...
LivingPixels
Lovely shot!!
rainbows
so lovely Tara. Hugs. Di. xx
moochagoo
Excellent abstract and composition
Meisiekind
Just amazing Tara.
pauldeleu
Very inventive.
anahata.c
It would've been a compelling shot just by itself. But your choice to view it through the thin veil of water from a fountain was brilliant. This shot has 2 "decisive moments"...The water spray gives a whole other layer to the pic, atomizing it and bringing particles of light to the surfaces of the fluted curve. As for the curve (I don't know if it's a portico or what), you caught a morphed move from dark reddish ambers to light; and you framed it with two different snippets of wall, one of them bright, the other dark. The last touch is the shadow of branches on the right---another wonderful addition. Your ability to frame and grab a sight with things like the shadow and the water is uncannily intuitive. Beautifully done. And you caught the water as a delicate spray rather than a deluge. A very sensitive picture.