Right Angles
by Jovi

Comment by jpochard:
Hi from the Critique Club

I really love the feel of this abstract. Turning the photo is what made it work so well, I think. The colors are very modern and clean looking, which accents the lines perfectly. I even like the angle and the white space in the upper left. They all work together to make the viewer want to keep looking at the shot.

I think post processing does it's job here as well....maximizing the potential of the shot while maintaining the basics of the photo. It's a great shot for this challenge.

I don't really see anything I would change about the way you've done this one. Congratulations on a great shot!

Judy

Yeouido Park 001
by Jovi

Comment by dsidwell:
Here's a good eye for pattern! What is this?

3-20 Demonstration 005
by Jovi

Comment by adefelice:
The third picture you asked for more comments. I like it best of all. It is a soft dark feel. I feel as though I am there. The sympathy oozes from this picture. The first two are powerful, but the third really has tremendous impact. Very effective.

3-20 Demonstration 005
by Jovi

Comment by aerogurl:
this is good, but the other photo candlelight photo has a softer, more sympathetic feel. this kinda hurts the eyes, but the effect is awesome :)

Right Angles
by Jovi

Comment by HRoxas:

thanks Jose, congrats too on the 6th place finish.

Right Angles
by Jovi

Comment by Jovi:
Wooohooo! A personal best! I'd like to thank EVERYONE who took their time to comment on my entry.

Right Angles
by Jovi

Comment by mocabela:
Very interesting shot... meets the challenge well. The tilt is a little strange, but it works well as an abstract.

Right Angles
by Jovi

Comment by buzzrock:
no comment, like it 10

Right Angles
by Jovi

Comment by boomer:
Pretty cool with the purplish color on the window panes. Looks like you rotated the image 90 degrees to the left. I like it all except the white space upper left. Wish the lines extended into that area as well.

3-20 Demonstration 005
by Jovi

Comment by TLL061:
nice