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Tuna, your photography is always inspiring. The beautiful and yet eerie glow of the pool light creating a silhouette of the railing, and identifying the slight swiling patterns in the still pool water. I like the placement of the drain and railings, and so , as usual your composition makes an art out of an ordinary scene
Well done
Tuna, your photography is always inspiring. The beautiful and yet eerie glow of the pool light creating a silhouette of the railing, and identifying the slight swiling patterns in the still pool water. I like the placement of the drain and railings, and so , as usual your composition makes an art out of an ordinary scene
Well done
The words above mirror what I would also wish to say about this photograph, particularily the last sentence.
Tuna; I am green with envy.
I have a total lack of respect for anything connected with society, except that which makes the roads safer, the beer stronger, the food cheaper, and the old men and old women warmer in the winter and happier in the summer. Brendan Behan
A beautiful, simple composition. I really like the green water (unless I'm swimming in it ) and how it almost fades to black like the deck around it. The drain off by itself really adds to the shot. How do you learn to recognize a situation like this?
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) and how it almost fades to black like the deck around it. The drain off by itself really adds to the shot. How do you learn to recognize a situation like this?
