Allan.H TP52 2017 WEEK 52 WEATHER ADDED

Whole, Yep that certainly a-peels, not quite sure if it would qualify as a staple diet though? :D

Clever idea Allan, it works well (y)
 
Oh very good Allan ... the right amount of badly-put-togetherness. :clap: shot of the week.
 
Cobra said:
Whole, Yep that certainly a-peels, not quite sure if it would qualify as a staple diet though? :D

Clever idea Allan, it works well (y)
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Thanks for looking in, but not for the bad puns

d00d said:
Oh very good Allan ... the right amount of badly-put-togetherness. :clap: shot of the week.
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Very nice of you to say d00d
 
Hi Allan,

Mineral - Very high key. I agree, it's not a shoehorn, the discussion thread has been pretty clear on that.
Whole - Haha, that's a very clever take on the theme, complimented by a simple (as in uncluttered) shot.
 
susiejb said:
Love the idea to add the staples Allan, inspired thinking ...excellent choice for the theme.
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Thanks Susie

LC2 said:
Hi Allan,

Mineral - Very high key. I agree, it's not a shoehorn, the discussion thread has been pretty clear on that.
Whole - Haha, that's a very clever take on the theme, complimented by a simple (as in uncluttered) shot.
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Thank you
 
That's well done Allan - excellent silhouette and a sharp minimalistic b&w :clap:
 
I like the simplicity of the silhouette, nice and clean.
 
Love the minimalistic 'structure', has an oriental feel to it,
 
Thomas Heaton did something like this in one of his videos i watched recently. He was talking about the fact there is always something to capture even in a barren landscape. You have smashed his version out of the park. What a glorious silhouette. Top marks.
 
Bruja said:
Definitely looks Japanese to me Allan. Great silhouette, very minimalistic (y)
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Thanks

posiview said:
Yeah, a nice simple submission that works well.

I'd prefer portrait orientation with more of the lower section of the plant.

cheers.
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Thanks Andy, it 's just a stray twig sticking out of a bamboo bush in the garden it wasn't set up so not really anything to see below, the form of the leaves which to me are like brush strokes I found appealing

gremlin16 said:
Thomas Heaton did something like this in one of his videos i watched recently. He was talking about the fact there is always something to capture even in a barren landscape. You have smashed his version out of the park. What a glorious silhouette. Top marks.
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Thank you, very nice of you to say, will look up Thomas Heaton
 
Excellent composition Allan - I particularly like the subtlety of it.
 
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