3 Assignments - House by anahata.c
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They wanted this house---in a graphic, bold scheme. (Saturated greens...)
I started out drawing architecture, so I was always happy to use it in a piece.
Details are better zoomed.
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Comments (15)
wysiwig
An attractive building and a perfect study in near symmetry. As usual, Nature introduces the variants since it follows its own rules unless tamed by humans.
helanker
That is such a delightful spring shot. Love the details, the light and the shadows. I wish I were there.... at that time :)
GrandmaT
Beautiful place!
durleybeachbum
Fabulously life enhancing!
BTW thankyou for all the great comments, Mark!
eekdog
Such a wonderful house, lots of nice shots from your area..
Richardphotos
reminds me of the homes I worked on back before retiring. superb capture and architecture
Faemike55
fabulous capture - it feels refreshing and open
bakapo
what a beautiful building. I love how all the windows come through the roof... I really like that look. the flowering trees in the front yard are so pretty.
npauling
Another great assignment well executed, the green really enhances the beautiful house with its lovely leafy garden. :)
RodS
Oooo - I want that house as well...... Man, you nailed the assignment, Mark. The colors just - to use an over-used term - "POP" right off the screen and into my lap. This is lovely!
steve2
Very beautiful !
LivingPixels
Superb shot just love the green pallet!!!
nickcarter
Even in this photo the Green is the master!! Excellent processing!!
X-PaX
The house looks very nice. Very nice capture Mark.
auntietk
I like the selective smoothing you've done. I don't know what else to call it ... you've "Mark-ized" the picture. That doesn't exactly flow off the tongue, does it? People used to ask Martin to look at their electronics for them, or their car, or whatever needed fixed. He would inspect the item, and thereafter it would work just fine. He rarely had to fix anything, only look at it. We called that "Martinizing." I know the dry cleaners got to it first, but still ... it worked. Now where was I? Smoothing ... yes. I love the way some areas have been smoothed (or whatever it is you do) and some left alone. It's quite striking, and brings out certain details. It really shows up in full view. Terrific work!