Josh and I had just gotten home from a week of traveling over spring break. We pulled up to the unloading spot alongside Volkmann and I was reveling at the beauty of the colors brought out by the coming of spring and the gloom of an overcast day. The site looked ethereal to me and too good to pass up capturing more permanently. I liked this image in particular because of the complementary colors between the green/red (water/grass and hillside) and the orange/blue (gazebo and the water) and the overall composition. I like the horizon line in the middle of the image because it gives the water more importance and I hoped that the viewer would look closer at what is going on with the water too.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Spring reflections
Josh and I had just gotten home from a week of traveling over spring break. We pulled up to the unloading spot alongside Volkmann and I was reveling at the beauty of the colors brought out by the coming of spring and the gloom of an overcast day. The site looked ethereal to me and too good to pass up capturing more permanently. I liked this image in particular because of the complementary colors between the green/red (water/grass and hillside) and the orange/blue (gazebo and the water) and the overall composition. I like the horizon line in the middle of the image because it gives the water more importance and I hoped that the viewer would look closer at what is going on with the water too.
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