Three windows & Three bumps

[Orol]

Posted no photo for a while, but here we go eventually, although the shots are over half a year old having no good enough inspiration in these dull and boring months to produce something I would dare to share here.

Peter

Three windows

Three bumps

 

[Genster]

2 great photos Peter. Bur the first one is FANTASTIC :!:

 

[Orol]

Thank you Genster. Kind as ever. I am pleased you enjoyed.

Peter

 

[lensman]

Peter,

Great photo's, I very much like photo #2

David

 

[Wiener]

Hi Peter!
Although #2 for me is really nice, #1 is a 'five golden stars' photograph...wonderful!
Very well seen and executed...
Andy

 

[quester]

#1 for me too - great interaction of light, darkness and movement.

 

[thelps]

Good to see you back, I like the dialog you made, the images are vastly different but similar.

 

[Orol]

Pleased with your reactions, men. Not a waste of time, then. Thank you.

Tim, good eye (and open mind). This selection really was driven by those three humps displayed in both images, positioned horizontally the same way, even equally ordered by their height.

The first shot was born after a few days of observation in a restaurant we were eating over our short summer stay. At last, one evening we got a table with a perfect view near kitchen producing a fair amount of steam; true, perfect only from my point of view probably as the benches were really hard. I hardly ordered the meal and then left running for the camera to catch the sun beams in time before the sun disappeared a short while later. My family members watched me like... you know... but I believe they got used during all the years quite well.

Peter

 

[thelps]

Thanks Peter,

As a pair there are some other similarities, I now notice the straight upward beam of light in #1 compared to the downward wobble beams of light on the water in #2.
Again similar but different.

 

[Orol]

Yeah. We might also add the ceiling boards' pattern in the upper half of #1 contra ripples' pattern in the lower half of #2.

Peter