Vineyard's geometry Photo

Photographer’s Note

Vineyards on the Mont d'Orge Hill. The geometry and the difference of colors of the ground please me in this tight cropping.

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carper (65646) 2004-04-25 4:04

Two one more, great lines Louy,
Fantastic photo, good composition, good colours, it's realy a super photo, very well seen. good job

ninadev (5225) 2004-04-25 7:45

Très intéressant et très agréable. On dirait presque un textile, genre tweed, ou encore mieux, une ceinture fléchée. Ca n'a pas dû être facile de trouver la composition pour équilibrer l'image, qui est tout à fait réussie.

lost (694) 2004-04-25 8:25

Nice pattern you,ve "created" in this photo..great colors and composition..well done

ianmcall (1213) 2004-04-25 9:02

I like the light and the patterns, they make for an interesting composition. I particularly like the two metal posts in the lower right. the sun highlights them nicely and we can see clearly what is being used in the rest of the field.

Personally I would crop it just a little more to remove the tip of the post at the bottom, in the center.

avigur_11 (21301) 2004-04-25 18:02

I love your vineyards theme, Isabelle. Actually, we had a nice tour yesterday, to a very nice vineyards area in the north, and I thought about you. I took some pictures, but they are not as good as yours. You managed the patterns very well, Isabelleb. Well done.

kajenn (2325) 2004-04-25 19:37

A very nice combination of different patterns, Isabelle. Right - left - right. And troughout the whole image diagonal lines of steel wires and vertical supports. The different colors are nice and I like that the orange/green/brown from the bottom is returned in the upper right corner. I also like that you've filled the frame well. But I agree with Ian about the bottom - otherwise a very good vineyard picture. Well done!

joseelias (367) 2004-04-27 8:54

What I find very interesting is that in each geometric plane the colors vary which add to the feeling of "separated" areas.

Also, the tight composition works really well almost creating an abstract image.