So Lonesome I Could Cry
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LOL, great title, sounds like a country song.
So...what is it? looks like a public telephone shell.
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Looks like a cubist slant on the flying nun although I don't think you got the nose quite right.
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@solo said:
LOL, great title, sounds like a country song.
It is. Classic Hank Williams
Still can't figure out what the object is. . . .
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I suppose it's best to think of it as a sculpture.
Here's another image I did the past week. Not the final version, though. That one rendered longer, but I haven't gotten around to post-processing it yet.
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I like that one, nice.
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Thanks, Eric. Might still change that one, though. Bit too anecdotal for my liking, I think. Perhaps some cropping (and subsequent touching up) might do the trick.
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Cowboy Junkies
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I love the images. Very consistent work.
Do have problems with the title (if it is really going to be the title of the image).
Somehow you are giving away too much. Leave your work open for interpration.
I'd rather see a number there (like 'image nr.15') or a completely 'Da Da' title, that has nothing to do with anything....First image is perfect.
Second one might indeed have a little bit too much context in there... Loose the roads? -
Titles: won't be using any IRL. I add them to pictures I post here for laughs. One must channel one's tendency towards silliness somehow.
Second image: I like the roads. Think I'm gonna hang on to those. What I meant was that the uncropped version has too much, er, narrative to it. There's something 'happening' there (a dialogue of sorts, it seems), and I don't want that. Furthermore - the uncropped version is just too cute.
Come to think of it, so is the first image. It even borders on the sentimental. Hm. The fretting never stops.
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Like the first building image better, but not the 'thing' next to it. The thing seems too distracting, maybe too interesting - I want to know what it is, but that toying with identification is probably not what the picture is intending. But I like the wider image, showing a bit more of the plaza around the building. I think it balances the building.
The furniture object conjures the word 'cowl'.
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