I’m trying to understand what makes images that stand out for me unlike this one and whether this is the same for everyone.
I’m sure this is a much more interesting photograph of a Junglescape than SOP1 from a botanical, adventurer or nature study point of view, but as a photograph it is very mundane. Not a standout.
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I’m trying to understand what makes images that stand out for me like this one and whether this is the same for everyone.
For me its the softness, maybe from the small range of colours or the misty background and the variety of shapes and diameter of the tall trees. The foreground doesn’t help at all to me.
Why not use a comment to put your feelings down.
This poster is produced from a photograph and uses technologies operating on the Apple platform. Like any image produced with software it is easily adjusted within the parameters that the particular software uses in processing and in the level to which this is mixed with the original to produce the final project.
Different versions will be following this to illustrate what is possible.
These are some unplanted flowers blossoming in the garden at Le Gros Chigy as spring seems to be really arriving.
I know most would say its a wine advert and not art, but I think the ad agency who did the advertising would not agree, its really quite striking to me aswell.
By the way the elephant’s closest living relative referred to, is Procavia capensis more commonly called a Dassie or Rock Rabbit in South Africa. This is based on a widely held belief that the elephant is the closest living relative of the Dassie, which is, however, not universally accepted as true.
the dandelion approaches the end of its life cycle with only a few seeds remaining to be “thrown to the wind”.
