Porteplume 2005-07-10 2:44
I always love to see how some photographers' eyes are able to cut daily life environnement in wonderful pieces of abstract "Art in Shapes & Colours". And I suppose that the most attractive element is the way you succeeded in cleverly framing the composition.
Always fascinating... Well observed Curtis. I was just wondering if a tighter cropping of the bottom - letting the wheels "rolling" on the base - would have been better?
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07-10-2005, 09:51 AM
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To Porteplume: I considered it Viviane...
but decided that I wanted to keep the reflections in the water covering the concrete. I also wanted to mirror the strip of space given to the blue wall at the top. Such are the decisions one makes when composing an image.
Glad you enjoyed the effort. Thanks for taking the time to share your comments. Hope the weekend is going well for you. Be well. 
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