factory expressway

.bewdy, where is this?

Well it’s alot of places – fascinated by factory facades, roadscapes and industrial lighting – you could say this place is Highpoint, Mt Waverley, the Monash Freeway inspired….

flat sharp clean lines make me think of jeffery smart..

This is fabulous…I love the lines, conscious and implied. AND, at the back of the photo there is something very “Edward Hopper-esque” about the wall and doorways. You’ve inspired me to upload a photo I took at the Ikea carpark, last winter :)

great depth – your that good I actually think that you are photoshop.

the curve is fantastic!

The colour is really pleasing as are the lines. I enjoyed looking through your photos because they are not your ordinary run of the mill shots and hold one’s interest. Keep up the good work.

LOL, I just worked it out and clicked on your tag “jeffrey_smart” to see all of these wonderful works. (Yes, I am a bit slow on the uptake sometimes) Excellent!

amazing

Very Jeffery Smart – fantastic

I’m learning so much from looking through your portfolio. Jeffrey Smart! Wonderful light and tones again.

Aah, fabulous…

Well spotted Paul, I love the desolated feeling – a scene devoid of life but shows some existence… so surreal and painterly… love the light and the composition… Nice work!

Looks great! :)

great use of lines and colour. all in all a great image.

all killer… no filller

I love the smooth texture and the light is so beautiful!

Brilliant, Paul! Great shapes, with touches of colour to bring the whole image to life. Very interesting and visually stimulating composition.

Great creation Paul. The repetition of the doorways on the roof line and the street light gives this a really clean industrial look. If only the city were the way you see it – better place all round.

Hi Paul
Do you sign your stuff?
i think you might be a good investment.

Cardboard box land and its fabulous, scenic, evocative of the works of simplified art movement that came out of NY in the sixties. Fine piece of work.

Lovely photo Paul

fantastic composition!

Great composition, Paul.

love the sense of isolation and emptyness…theres’s something sad and desolete about an empty road…it only lives to be used

Nice diffuse lighting and warm textures. The curve of the highway against the square warehouse is very effective. Another beauty

Incredible comp here.I can learn from this.

the emptiness is why Geoffery Smart placed his bewildering little fat man in his painting. Is this one in Melbourne?

Excellent image/work.

and still he does not tell us how he does it, naughty boy, I think its all cardboard build?????

Love the lines …the curve of the road against the perpendicular nature of the buildings….can see the influence….nice image!!

Great shot Paul. Love the light and lines.

Some of these images are eery devoid of humans with a couple of trees in amongst all the concrete… like scenes from a sci fi movie!

a de Chirico feel. love it!

Love this style of yours!

wonderfull! you have great style!

Hey this is pretty cool. I like the way the freeway ramp rolls in and then swoops out of frame. Nice work.

Nice lines and composition. The colours are always great

I can see the graphic designer influence with this one. It’s so perfect! Beautiful work!!!

this image is so alive , there is nothing there but you can just feel a sense that it`s a little too quiet, love the different tones they are out of the normal bringing this to life… brilliant

fantastic image Paul, excellent composition.

I am representing the estate of Edward Hopper and ordering you to cease and desist channeling him. We are under strict orders from Mr. Hopper’s will to let him rest in peace and your seemingly deliberate attempts to take his essence even farther than he himself conceived is undoubtedly causing the turning noises that seem to be emanating from his grave.

In the future we will appreciate it if you will stop showing people what Edward might have imagined the 21st century to feel like, and to simultaneously stop evoking his sense of meaningless order in a fading urban landscape. We have the rights to all of his work and they were enhanced by the limits of supply at his death.. until you came along and showed an astonishing talent to even make some of the originals less impressive.

I could go on, but I keep getting distracted by the uncanny image above which Mr. Hopper surely would have done… unless of course you have in fact discovered a lost Hopper? If so please inform us.

Love how always keep certain symbolic images within your landscape images, as with this the tree representative of Nature and in others it could an automobile or a human, just my perception today as I’ve been browsing your gallery. :-)

thnaks so much peter – love your insight here….!

Paul-Your art is fantastically surreal! Looking at many of your pics I wanted to comment on almost all of them-but thats boarderline stalking so I’ll keep it simple. This pic pops out at me because its contradictory in its nature-at first glance it looks simple and clean but the further you engage into the details I’m suckered punched into its wonderful shapes, patterns, & ballance-Inspiring!.

great lines and the emptiness is stunning, superb image

Wonderful lines and tones. The subdued pastels of the doors lends the whole an enchanting melancholia.