Red Framed Window
Window in Old cabin14 total reviews
Comment from Monica Morrell
I can see why this image would catch your eye. The color red draws you in then you see the rest of the character such as the flower box and tools and lace curtains.
Perfectly framed. Amazing detail. This photo is filled with character.
A pleasure to view.
The simple things in life. It is so nice to appreciate everything around us. From majestic mountains to a window filled with interest. You do it all splendidly!
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reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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I can see why this image would catch your eye. The color red draws you in then you see the rest of the character such as the flower box and tools and lace curtains.
Perfectly framed. Amazing detail. This photo is filled with character.
A pleasure to view.
The simple things in life. It is so nice to appreciate everything around us. From majestic mountains to a window filled with interest. You do it all splendidly!
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Comment Written 16-May-2018
reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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Thank you so much Monica! I really appreciate your support and encouragement!
Comment from cleo85
This caught my eye as well. I like the simplicity of your composition because the subject speaks for itself. The color palette is limited do to the nature of the subject, but the colors are especially vivid and there is so much detail to see which would overwhelm the viewer if there would be any more. The textures are many. The rough wood textures are in interesting contradiction with the precious lace curtains, the natural flowers and the rusty tools.
reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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This caught my eye as well. I like the simplicity of your composition because the subject speaks for itself. The color palette is limited do to the nature of the subject, but the colors are especially vivid and there is so much detail to see which would overwhelm the viewer if there would be any more. The textures are many. The rough wood textures are in interesting contradiction with the precious lace curtains, the natural flowers and the rusty tools.
Comment Written 16-May-2018
reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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Wow! Thank you so very much for your detailed review and super generous rating! I greatly appreciate it!
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My pleasure. :o)
Comment from Linda Wetzel
The red window against the silver grey tones of the weathered wood siding is spectacular. I love the flour sack print curtain hanging in the window. The rust on the head of the ax adds another wonderful texture. I am planning a series on beautiful windows and would love to paint this. Just superb!
reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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The red window against the silver grey tones of the weathered wood siding is spectacular. I love the flour sack print curtain hanging in the window. The rust on the head of the ax adds another wonderful texture. I am planning a series on beautiful windows and would love to paint this. Just superb!
Comment Written 16-May-2018
reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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Wow! Thank you so very much Linda! I really appreciate this wonderful review and super six rating! I would love for you to paint this! I hope you do!
Comment from Sean T Phelan
Cool,Pat!
A very interesting scene with a look that makes a viewer wonder : " What's inside of that building?"
Something mysterious perhaps? : D
'Good Show'!
~Sean
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reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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Cool,Pat!
A very interesting scene with a look that makes a viewer wonder : " What's inside of that building?"
Something mysterious perhaps? : D
'Good Show'!
~Sean
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Comment Written 16-May-2018
reply by the author on 17-May-2018
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Thank you so much Sean! I really appreciate all of your support! I always wish I could go inside of these old buildings!
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I feel the same way,Pat! : D