Fins au ble
by tnun

Comment by jim29028:
Nice still life, the Fins au ble box is so much brighter than everything else I find myself just staring at that and not seeing the rest of the scene.

Fins au ble
by tnun

Comment by JulietNN:
Gorgeous lighting, very well done

Fins au ble
by tnun

Comment by bmartuch:
I like the processing that draws the eye in.

so much depends
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Comment by grahamgator:
A lot going on here, but I like it; everyday life.

so much depends
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Comment by posthumous:
needs more white chickens

dreamy shot.

I'm hanging this in my fantasy art gallery.

so much depends
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Comment by blindjustice:
love all these details.

so much depends
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Comment by jmritz:
beautiful

so much depends
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Comment by sfalice:
Yes, the red is there as a focal point, and this tells a poignant story.
(Love the dog)

so much depends
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Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

upon

a red wheel
barrow

glazed with rain
water

beside the white
chickens.

What a great find! Now it is not beside white chickens, but it is near a white laundry basket and some hanging laundry that is white or near white. The faded saturation of the final composition gives this a sense of age; an old photograph where the rich colors have faded with time. In my opinion, this has such great potential (7 and above) if only the main elements were better composed. I get the sense that this was not your property so that you could not go and rearrange the main subjects. However, what could have been done is to move off to the right to take it at an angle where that small tree trunk doesn't cut across the wheelbarrow. Or, if possible, step up to where the small tree is and take the shot from there so it doesn't interrupt the view of the red wheelbarrow. Also a closer zoom could have the red wheelbarrow fill the bottom right corner of the frame while the laundry would stretch across the frame from left to right.

so much depends
by tnun

Comment by PennyStreet:
it does... and if you decide to move it, you've always the wheelbarrow.