The frame is actually a view from undera walkway overlooking Lake Mead.
You can see the brick supports on each
side and the bottom is a concrete walk.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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You shouldn't have told us John, we would all have marvelled at your creativity, and wondered about your Cubist "Q" frame, and seen you as truly Avante Gard. As it is it is just a tremendous Photo taken with a superb perspective and near perfect composition, so don;t be Disappointed to much LOL, Great Needs to be on a wall.
ReplyDeleteJohn - I really like the way the window framed this -- It's quite the view. Love this for the Theme!
ReplyDeleteNICE compositoin....the framing of the scene and the scene itself are just gorgeous...nice eye for finding this gem of a frame!
ReplyDeleteYou've got a good eye for composition. I really like the way you shot it through the window, and then had that feathery tree adding a second level of framing. It makes all the difference adding that additional interst to the scene.
ReplyDeleteI love shots like this - making use of a natural frame. The colors are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe dark color of the frame works well with the dark skeleton of the tree and contrasts nicely with the background scene. Love the little angle in the bottom left corner.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! LOVE that tree in the foreground and awesome idea of using the walkway as a frame. Had you intended to do that or did you decide after you downloaded the photo?
ReplyDeleteThat was the plan trying to get something with doors and windows theme. Just got lucky that it turned out the way.
ReplyDeleteReally like the natural framing and the tree branches in the foreground adds to the depth of this...landscape
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