Photographer’s Note
This is the astral clock at Snowshill Manor. The gardens here were designed by Charles Wade, and the clock is in Wade Blue, a colour designed to go well with the local Cotswold limestone of the buildings. The gardens are also planted largely with blue, and the manor has a wonderful rustic atmosphere.
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ktanska
(16695) 2008-02-14 3:00
Hi Alan,
I think tight crop works well on shots like this where our brains can imagine the whole view. Strong colours and detailed artwork. I might still wish to see the centre of the clock that is just out of the frame.
Kari
messenger1
(1029) 2008-02-14 3:15
Alan -
Beautiful shot. The Wade Blue of the clock is really a wonderful color. I like your choice of framing the shot to focus only on the portion of the clock with the radiating sun rather than including the entire clock face - the details are better shown this way.
colinbrenchley
(6133) 2008-02-14 5:27
Alan - This shot works because of the immediate impact of the colour combined with the clarity of the subject with no other colour invading the shot.
Regards Colin
ilghiz
(476) 2008-02-15 5:26
My favourite colour combination.
Leaving the rest of the clock beyond frame is a good idea: makes it more dynamic and compositionally focused especially with the sun.
Photo Information
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Copyright: Alan Clark (Eamonn_Shute)
(375) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2002-00-00
- Categories: Artwork
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Theme(s): Watch/Clock [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2008-02-14 2:41
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