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[Twan Van Dommelen]

Let me know if you like this one or any comment is welcome.





Gr Twan

 

[Erik Ohlson]

Very nice.

I'm noticing a very interesting trend in your photos: the unexpected, quiet scene.

I am reminded of Edward Hopper.

Keep up the good work!

-Erik
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[Jack Brandt217]

Unusual to say the least Twan. But effective.

Jack
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[rolandb]

My kind of photo,, superb capture,,,

 

[danielsonkin]

I like it Twan. I think it might have been stronger with a person sitting in one of those seats. But I guess that depends on what you are trying to say with the photo. I have to say, there is a way you know how to capture people that is very inspiring to me.
Take care,
Daniel

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[jimrockfordIII]

I really like the lines and symmetry in this picture, The symmetry in the parallel lines of chairs and reflections in the floor all add to the picture, well done.

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[rkhndjr]

Sorry, I did not like it. Far from your other fine pictures this week. I see no relationship to Hopper, and I have seen all his works.
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Time, that aged nurse,
rocked me to patience.

 

[Twan Van Dommelen]

Rkhndjr thanks for also sharing your opinion about this photo. Im curious about why i like it and why others do, or don't.

I have made around 5 photos from this subject also with one person sitting in one of the chairs but i liked the empty ones best. The isolation is emphasized i think.

Now i am curious about those hopper photos. Can anyone share a link?

Thank you.

Grtz Twan

 

[Luc de Schepper]

I like it. Original style.

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