Sean Dunshee
I like this photo because it provides a curious new narrative to each viewer. I shot it with a digital camera in North Salt Lake. I edited the hue, saturation, contrast, and included a custom filter. At first you notice the elements of the image, but then you start to analyze it and ask questions and wonder about the history...
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I love this mainly due to the color palette you have in this picture.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the green of the grass and the red of the roof meet at the car with a jumble of activity. Who spilled the paint on the hood of the car? It looks like it is still dripping down, melting into the bottom of the canvas. If this car could be interviewed, and cars could talk, what would it say?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the green of the grass and the red of the roof meet at the car with a jumble of activity. Who spilled the paint on the hood of the car? It looks like it is still dripping down, melting into the bottom of the canvas. If this car could be interviewed, and cars could talk, what would it say?
ReplyDeleteThe color in this picture is amazing! There is something about this picture that grabs me and makes me ask so many questions.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool photo! It almost looks surreal. Im not sure if you arranged the photo, but it definitely awakens curiosity
ReplyDeleteI agree with Chloe. I love the colors that coordinate so well together as well as the themes/emotions that come from looking at this picture.
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