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blue is the colour

blue is the colour

Posted by fatdad (the Chilterns, United Kingdom) on 14 November 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

taken in Pigna in Corsica

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

Outstanding shot, the rock wall is superb, and neat blue door. You've really picked the perfect angle too :)

14 Nov 2007 6:04am

@Lorraine: thanks Lorraine for your comments and for passing by!

ManuelaR from Hainburg, Germany

Great perspective, good eye!

14 Nov 2007 11:09am

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

The first thing I noticed was the blue shutter and the edge of that window. And then the wall and its textures. And then the angle/POV. And then I saw the stone path beside the wall. And then, as my eye was fully engaged and drawn in, I discovered that mountain peak in the background, hiding there in plain view. This is a wonderful composition, FD! Bravo.

14 Nov 2007 1:16pm

@Viewfinder: thanks Viewfinder! It's amazing how simple shots can work in a complex way. I think our eyes can sense intuitively when something is right or good but sometimes it takes some thinking to explain it. I have to admit I took the shot due to the amazing blue - there is no post-processing here - it was like someone with that startling shade of blue eye colour. The composition was very simple, but you're right - it is layered.

Evi from Athens, Greece

I love the angle it's taken, good shot!

14 Nov 2007 4:25pm

Sandrine from Cincinnati, United States

Lovely shot! Great in every way!

14 Nov 2007 5:21pm

@Sandrine: hi Sandrine - thansk for taking the time to visit!

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

What a great angle, VF (Viewfinder) has hit the nail on the head already with his comment. A brilliant capture FD .

14 Nov 2007 9:43pm

Josh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Oh boy! How random! Good capture!

15 Nov 2007 5:07am

Alireza from Tehran, Iran

The colour in a Stone Age.

15 Nov 2007 8:58pm

pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal

diferent framing and wonderfull tones.

18 Nov 2007 12:48am

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