Door
Interior of 19th century Irish cottage7 total reviews
Comment from holly
The history of the place comes through this image, was the colour ever that green, we will probably never know, really like the picture , love the woven seat on the chair.
reply by the author on 07-Aug-2004
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The history of the place comes through this image, was the colour ever that green, we will probably never know, really like the picture , love the woven seat on the chair.
Comment Written 26-May-2004
reply by the author on 07-Aug-2004
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Hi Holly! Am really sorry that I haven't replied before now. Thankyou for your critical review. All comments are very welcome - I'm glad my perspective brought you pleasure. Jack.
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Hi Holly! Am really sorry that I haven't replied before now. Thankyou for your critical review. All comments are very welcome - I'm glad my perspective brought you pleasure. Jack.
Comment from robh
Amazing how only,unfortunately, some pictures jump out at you and this is definitely one of them. I can't see a fault anywhere, Clever use of light incoming form outside, good colour contrast with the green and white and the welcoming chair tops it off. What s speed and aperture did u use??
reply by the author on 29-Apr-2004
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Amazing how only,unfortunately, some pictures jump out at you and this is definitely one of them. I can't see a fault anywhere, Clever use of light incoming form outside, good colour contrast with the green and white and the welcoming chair tops it off. What s speed and aperture did u use??
Comment Written 29-Apr-2004
reply by the author on 29-Apr-2004
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Thank you very much for your encouragement! S/speed: 1/12.2 sec @ f/2.7
Comment from Casteel
Definitely caught my eye when I was browsing considering the content, I think it is wonderful and the green door just grabs at you and makes you want to look some more to see everything. I like the fact that the chair is on a slight angle which gives a little more to focus on and the lighting just from the open door makes a real neat effect.
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2004
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Definitely caught my eye when I was browsing considering the content, I think it is wonderful and the green door just grabs at you and makes you want to look some more to see everything. I like the fact that the chair is on a slight angle which gives a little more to focus on and the lighting just from the open door makes a real neat effect.
Comment Written 28-Apr-2004
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2004
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Thank you very much, friend. Bless you!
Comment from RUBY REDWINE
STENDEC, I have always wanted to take a picture like this, I just never got around to it. I sure hope you will stay here for a while because I would love to see more of your work.
RUBY REDWINE
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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STENDEC, I have always wanted to take a picture like this, I just never got around to it. I sure hope you will stay here for a while because I would love to see more of your work.
RUBY REDWINE
Comment Written 27-Apr-2004
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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Thank you very much; I hope to stay around for a while!
Comment from Wolfdancer13
Oooh, I really like just about everything about this shot. The green door is quite alluring in its offset position...a compliment to the other elements of natural beauty you captured within the frame. Your play with light and dark, shadowing and the texture of the stone wall, the cracks in the flooring and its design are all elements that attract my eye.
I look forward to more of your inspiring shots.
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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Oooh, I really like just about everything about this shot. The green door is quite alluring in its offset position...a compliment to the other elements of natural beauty you captured within the frame. Your play with light and dark, shadowing and the texture of the stone wall, the cracks in the flooring and its design are all elements that attract my eye.
I look forward to more of your inspiring shots.
Comment Written 27-Apr-2004
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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Thanks a lot. Much appreciated!
Comment from Anibalcollino
Fantastic composition, the light is playing very well with wall and floor texture, the green door adds beautiful color. Chest one tip, you cut the chair's leg. Nice shoot.
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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Fantastic composition, the light is playing very well with wall and floor texture, the green door adds beautiful color. Chest one tip, you cut the chair's leg. Nice shoot.
Comment Written 27-Apr-2004
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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You're too kind. Thanks a million!
Comment from Papa
Stendec, this is an excellent and very impressive photograph. The composition is stark yet most intriguing and appealing. The contrast of that beautiful green door against the whites and grays of the stone is amazing. Although the darkness to the left adds some mystery to the image, at the doorway the over-exposure detracts considerable from what otherwise could have been a truly superior photograph. But, congratulations on a "nearly perfect" effort.
Peace,
Papa
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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Stendec, this is an excellent and very impressive photograph. The composition is stark yet most intriguing and appealing. The contrast of that beautiful green door against the whites and grays of the stone is amazing. Although the darkness to the left adds some mystery to the image, at the doorway the over-exposure detracts considerable from what otherwise could have been a truly superior photograph. But, congratulations on a "nearly perfect" effort.
Peace,
Papa
Comment Written 27-Apr-2004
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2004
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Thanks, again, Papa.