Exploring the banal

[lexton]

Not the popular of subjects here on DPS cos nothing spectacular or colorful going on. But, I like it. This, too, is photography for me.









Thanx for stopping by.

[chrean]

I like your geometric shots, rich of details.
The only thing I would try is a larger DoF on the last two.
Maybe an HDR too.

[lexton]

Originally Posted by chrean

I like your geometric shots, rich of details.
The only thing I would try is a larger DoF on the last two.
Maybe an HDR too.

Thanks for the thoughts. I will try to do it next time.

[Preacherman]

On the contrary Lexton, texture is so important in images, and these certainly constitute photography. Sight and touch in humans are very closely related senses, and when a photographer exagerates textures as you have done here, it can evoke strong emotions.You have illustrated the tiny peaks and troughs of this timber well, and I for one appreciate you posting them. Thanks. PAUL

[leonaashlee]

I really like this set.....is it an old barn? I see it's made with pegs? instead of nails?
That is always amazing to me...I love the first shot.

[lexton]

Originally Posted by Preacherman

On the contrary Lexton, texture is so important in images, and these certainly constitute photography. Sight and touch in humans are very closely related senses, and when a photographer exagerates textures as you have done here, it can evoke strong emotions.You have illustrated the tiny peaks and troughs of this timber well, and I for one appreciate you posting them. Thanks. PAUL

Yes you are right. Thanx for the thoughts.

[lexton]

Originally Posted by leonaashlee

I really like this set.....is it an old barn? I see it's made with pegs? instead of nails?
That is always amazing to me...I love the first shot.

Glad that you like the set Ashlee. I appreciate it.

[SoxAddict]

I love these shots! Great perspective and depth of field, and I love the rich colors. Great geometry.

[lexton]

Originally Posted by SoxAddict

I love these shots! Great perspective and depth of field, and I love the rich colors. Great geometry.

thanks there !

[jennie]

..sometimes we just need to stop and see what makes a thing really special..and you showed us how an ordinary wood can be best explored and seen in a unique way..tnx..