Creative Interpretations: Prague

[JustChecking]

thanks raniday, i'm also glad i survived

wunderbarful results, people


Con, reminds me of the Clash of the Titans... cool

[Swampy]

J.C. Great photo. I just took a quick digital camera course offered by the local art league (and taught by a fantastic photographer) and she stressed the need to bend, twist and contort to get the great shots and always have a spotter to keep you from stepping into traffic! LOL

Con.. That is just too cool! The radial spokes adds so much. As said before, it has power and depth beyond just a painterly rendering. Taking an idea from you, I've done a variation.

[JustChecking]

great one, Swampy... i guess you've got exactly what the sculptor wanted to get

Originally Posted by Swampy

J.C. Great photo. I just took a quick digital camera course offered by the local art league (and taught by a fantastic photographer) and she stressed the need to bend, twist and contort to get the great shots...

thanks

yeah, i'm always impressed by the power of perspective... when i sometimes start doubting that ('cause it doesn't seem so through the view-finder, does it? ), i rem the 2 photos i took few weeks ago [see the attachment]... and there was enough to kneel for the left one, and cross the street for the right one it's not that visible in this small pic, but it looks like 2 different sculptures in full size

Originally Posted by Swampy

...and always have a spotter to keep you from stepping into traffic! LOL

L L... yeah, that'd come in handy... well, i've been in the middle of the road, but that's like "tram only" zone... i just didn't expect one to go around at that moment

[Swampy]

J.C.

Great photo! I love architectural photos and sculptural pieces. I've not seen many challenges on perspective, but some "great" shots often need some bending and twisting of their own to set the story "straight".