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woolybill1's Gallery Comments
 | A really lovely study of lines and curves. I like the precise placement of the lower left corner, the slanting line of railings moving towards the horizon and the visibility of all the lamp-posts. The opposing curves of lower left and upper right create a pleasing tension in the composition. By: tattoogirl |
 | Sympathetically observed. The man could be seen as resisting the speed of the passing world. By: RysiekJan |
 | Ah yes: Sinking by Numbers By: cats_123 |
 | I have never liked shopping malls: is this a perception of my reason why? By: whatriveristhis |
 | Old Timers Chatting among the Stalls at the Market "Putting the world to rights" discreetly observed from an excellent pov. So much atmosphere! The toned mono is perfect. By: nonur |
 | Superb street photograph. Both versions do justice to the inspiration. By: JaHa |
 | Well done, Lynne: I'm envious. In real life I would have had trouble progressing beyond V4, until nightfall at least. By: LynneJoyce |
 | Just so long as it isn't a crunchy crab, John By: lifesnapper |
 | Musical instruments & Musicians 2 - the Percussionists Almost all the drums are normally played by hand rather than with sticks, I think. But giving the youngsters sticks make the exercise feel professional and aids their concentration. You have captured that concentration brilliantly and at close range. To Lynne's selection of the look in V2 I would add the tongue in V3 By: saltireblue |
 | Super reportage, Trev, the use of the tunnel as frame is excellent. A good look through a curtain of water By: TrevBatWCC |
 | Is that an included insect near the centre? If so, I reckon it was mesmerised by the scene too! By: Rende |
 | Excellent symmetry, Helen! By: helenlinda |
 | Excellent use of the o/o/f frame. By: alsoppdigitalart |
 | Very powerful, Richard. Especially the eye snooping through the letter box. By: RysiekJan |
 | After yesterday morning's Balsam Bashing I think Moira would rather not see another nettle for a few months. By: whatriveristhis |
 | An unusual pairing. Sparkling! By: nonur |
 | Don't worry about the commenting, Anne. I have contributed very little recently despite lacking a reason. By: AnneWorner |
 | Comes over rather nicely. It does rather make one wonder . . . By: RysiekJan |
 | Glad you reminded us that it was a petrol pump, Mick, because I would have called it a - a - well, an um . . . . By: mikbee |
 | H&S is all very well, John, but I still can't see myself eating my dinner off those surfaces By: alsoppdigitalart |
 | I like the minimalist interpretation, Helen - and the wonderful tones of the metal. By: helenlinda |
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By: woolybill1 |
 | A walking strawberry: how bizarre! The two ladies are singularly unimpressed, no doubt because of the power of the text. By: franken |
 | An almost abstract arrangement, very attractive. By: tmimages |
 | An attractive landscape and special composition: the reservoir forms a tiny part of the scene but the folds in the land and the placement draw our attention unremittingly to it despite the strong shapes in the sky. By: nonur |
 | Really suits the letterbox format. Superb texture in the water and the significant patches of light: big scene, small details. By: whatriveristhis |
