Form

[michswiss]

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2)

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Form echoing form in both of them.
Nice!

[Rob C]

Hi Jennifer,

Unusually, this time I prefer your landscape. The second shot just looks a mess to me.

Sorry, but there you go.

Rob C

[amolitor]

These are both very nice.

The second one's a bit disconcerting, since it's a disaster as a "picture of a girl" but as an exercise in form it's quite nice, and it has a little touch of naughty and erotic thrown in, which kind of conflicts with the "this is not a picture of a girl but an exercise in form".

Suffice it to say, my reaction to the second one is complex, but overall I quite like it.

The first one is nice, but not complex at all, and I find it more of a good example of an overdone form without much new to say. But, still nice to look at and very very pleasing.

[Bruce Cox]

I more or less agree with amolitor.  Another possible title for the second one is Personal Space.  I like how the bench and wall , etc., seem one with the picture plane and or frame.  She helps by alining her leg with the edge and putting her head tangent to it.  Or did you do that.


Bruce