Interesting in more of a documentary or “scene setter” sort of manner….I like practically being able to feel the barbed wire. I was told by a man in Golden, Colorado , who collected barbed wire that there’s more than 100 different varieties…did you know that ? If the barbed wire is my leadintg line, I’m not really sure that the “post” or the tree behnd the post is of that much interest to draw my eye to it, in which case, what does the rest of the image have to do with anything on the far left side ? Maybe this might have more dynamic if you cropped in from the left side up to the bush behind the post…….I wonder if you could have used a telephoto to juxtapose the barbed wire with the “electrical wires” further off in the background…one, serving to “keep things in” via the barbed wire, and the other the means for “letting things be openly communicated” seeming like a restrictive line like the barbed wire but really symbolic of “openness” ironically.
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August 29, 2005 at 7:14 pm
Interesting in more of a documentary or “scene setter” sort of manner….I like practically being able to feel the barbed wire. I was told by a man in Golden, Colorado , who collected barbed wire that there’s more than 100 different varieties…did you know that ? If the barbed wire is my leadintg line, I’m not really sure that the “post” or the tree behnd the post is of that much interest to draw my eye to it, in which case, what does the rest of the image have to do with anything on the far left side ? Maybe this might have more dynamic if you cropped in from the left side up to the bush behind the post…….I wonder if you could have used a telephoto to juxtapose the barbed wire with the “electrical wires” further off in the background…one, serving to “keep things in” via the barbed wire, and the other the means for “letting things be openly communicated” seeming like a restrictive line like the barbed wire but really symbolic of “openness” ironically.