What a great setting for the grasshoppers you presented a while back (but in giant size).
The monsters you put on a Cuban beach some time ago would work well with some of this scenery too, I think.
On a revisit, I find great composition in this one, Charles. If I could remember how to spell his name correctly, I’d mention how I can appreciate this composition in the same way I have always admired the work of Lawren Harris
One finds the same arrangement of masses here as in “North Shore of Lake Superior” or some of his Baffin Island work.
This comparison brings to mind that the painter can simply put the mass where he feels it fits; the photographer has to deal with the “actual” arrangement to a large extent. Well done!
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What a great setting for the grasshoppers you presented a while back (but in giant size).
Posted by Ron on April 25th, 2006 at 6:05 PMThe monsters you put on a Cuban beach some time ago would work well with some of this scenery too, I think.
The textures are incredible and that sky is stunning.
Posted by D MacIntyre on April 26th, 2006 at 11:28 AMCharles, this is really phenomenal. I love the texture and colors.
Posted by dawn on April 26th, 2006 at 1:04 PMOn a revisit, I find great composition in this one, Charles. If I could remember how to spell his name correctly, I’d mention how I can appreciate this composition in the same way I have always admired the work of Lawren Harris
Posted by Ron on April 27th, 2006 at 4:47 AMOne finds the same arrangement of masses here as in “North Shore of Lake Superior” or some of his Baffin Island work.
This comparison brings to mind that the painter can simply put the mass where he feels it fits; the photographer has to deal with the “actual” arrangement to a large extent. Well done!
Dangerous lands…
Posted by digger on January 9th, 2007 at 5:40 PM