New, colorful, and festive vs. old, drab, and dreary. Very interesting.
I like the guy on the bicycle, because the blue jacket and red taillight echo some of the colors of the pinwheel. However, I find the guy walking toward us, staring in to the camera, unnerving.
Could you tip this a tiny bit to the left? It doesn’t look quite upright to me.
First, my apologies for forgetting about the portal theme. Second, good points, Ben and Frank. I did choose the wrong building to straighten, and I don’t think I really noticed the man walking toward the camera. Thanks for keeping me on my toes.
This photo is one of my favorites and I believe it fits the theme well–there’s a portal to another place. I live the pinwheels as part of a city theme.
I love pinwheels! Great pop of color in an otherwise muted palate. Love this.
New, colorful, and festive vs. old, drab, and dreary. Very interesting.
I like the guy on the bicycle, because the blue jacket and red taillight echo some of the colors of the pinwheel. However, I find the guy walking toward us, staring in to the camera, unnerving.
Could you tip this a tiny bit to the left? It doesn’t look quite upright to me.
Nice… acceptably sharp front to back. (Important for this composition.)
I agree about the tilt. I’d probably make the corner of the building in the background plumb.
First, my apologies for forgetting about the portal theme. Second, good points, Ben and Frank. I did choose the wrong building to straighten, and I don’t think I really noticed the man walking toward the camera. Thanks for keeping me on my toes.
This photo is one of my favorites and I believe it fits the theme well–there’s a portal to another place. I live the pinwheels as part of a city theme.
I agree that it fits the portal theme. The pinwheels offer a promise.