Bobbie Guerra - 01:28pm Mar 16, 1997 Art Teacher - Texas School for the Deaf
My other picture got cut off so I sent it again. I enjoyed this project but felt I ran out of time. This would have been more effective with sunlight and shadows but I liked the composition.
Claudia Abramson - 08:23am Mar 17, 1997 (#1 of 6)
Bobbie, The color areas work really well with the black/white ones. The effect is soft, very atmospheric. One could make a whole series of images changing the lighting (time of day, weather, etc) using a single photo. I may try this with my students. I appreciate the composition, too. Claudia
Sandy McAuley - 09:44am Mar 17, 1997 (#2 of 6)
I really like the photo. The colorization is very subtle and effective... it looks very natural. Nice contrast between the flow of the natural imagery and the straight lines of the building. Sandy
Larry Vallem - 09:07pm Mar 17, 1997 (#3 of 6)
When I first looked at the pic, it had not all loaded and I really didn't care for it, but after it all loaded and I finally got to see the whole pic, I must admit that I really like it. The big green in front make the pic. Good work. Larry V.
Trish Lynch - 10:18am Mar 19, 1997 (#4 of 6)
The subtle effects of the color are wonderful. Your ideas on the use of light and adding shadow could evolve into a nice unit. Good job!
Steve Welsh - 06:26pm Mar 19, 1997 (#5 of 6)
Bobbie, I'm waving my hands in the air... nice work! I agree with you, good composition (love the angle), and as others have mentioned the choice of colors work together to create a soft, but strong mood/feel.
Larry Cassis - 07:47pm Mar 20, 1997 (#6 of 6)
Bobbie.. You've done a fine job with this image! The angles of composition as well as the colorizing combine to create a striking effect. Great effort! :) larryC