No. 3

Very nice – I like this one a lot… great tones and composition… love the diagonals on the left border

oooo….I love the way the rectangles of moulded concrete show the light and shade in repeating patterns, fabulous lift with the yellow thingamejigs, and the diagonals to bring you back to the centre again…..then there’s the 3….This really appeals to me, Paul, I can’t believe I’m not seen it before!

You’ve not only captured light, texture and colour but you’ve captured silence. WOW. I really like this. I can imagine walking towards the door, heels clicking on the paved floor, no other sound around. This is so cool.
Austin

what is a standout for me in your work is the way in which you use lines and space to such dramatic effect.I love your work.

I love this one, I find it extremely powerful! Good one Paul.

Love the detail and your use of shadow…..looks surreal….Beautiful work Paul!!!

Gotta go get “Freud For Dummies” out to check my reaction, but it sure do seem kind of, well… let’s see… Enormous vertical shaft piercing the plane… pile of horizontal rectangles. And that plane awash in the softest romantic flow… Then there’s the kind of fleshy palette… Yeah… where did I put that book on Sigmund’s theories of the id? Darn…. it’s around here somewhere… :)

Great idea here Paul…

Ted

Great image! I like the curved metal tower, almost like a lighthouse and the blackness beyond. Love the orange 3 on the rusty door too!

You have a way of making big things seem HUUUUUGE.
You truly appreciate space and that’s transferred through a large
portion of your work. I know about the rule in photography, about being
careful that you don’t have items/subjects that lead out of the picture-
that’s true. This is riiiiight on the edge of that, but the dark #3 door keeps
pulling my eye back down & back into it. (so that rule doesn’t necessarily
apply here.) Fine work, and I hope you’re selling the heck out of your book! ;)

Beautiful image Paul….there IS great beauty in the industrial..there is something striking about this picture, I don’t know whether it’s the contrast of the silo against the still blackness beyond or the quietness that the scene seems to convey….....great job

Loving the lines, shapes and colours here. Morwell? How the hell did you find this in Morwell? I see you out and about. Very jealous, i miss the aussie outback.

great image..:)))

Great framing Paul. Superbly balanced. You’ve made me feel ‘more well’ (groan).

Love what you capture Paul…always a great story line and a feel of curiosity behind your work!

I’m loving it too.

Excellent!

another fine piece, Paul, very well caught, would love to know how you did the lighting with this one with dark background.

fab image…...... Your eye for the absurdley ordinary is exquisite …..........

Well done Paul, you have created such a simple image yet so interesting.
The use of the soft black backgroung against the Harshness of industrial steel works well.
condrads on another great shot. . .

There’s so much there if you look through your eyes, Paul! Great work, yet again :)

Awesome, love the way the tower towers over the stack of yellow in the corner, the wires and cables make it look like the tower is on a life support system. I also like the small wisps of vegetation surrounding the doorway. This looks like a great place to spend hours with the camera!

I love the sense monumental space here. It’s something to do with the size of the’3’.