Although the horizontal lines of the window treatment stand out, the green bottles AND the lettering share the limelight. So technically, it may be a 3 subject capture. But wait! How about that picture frame? 4 subjects?
I’m BAAACK, but need time to sort through my photo stash! I owe you a Haiku Sunday which may be on Monday. Bear with me while I get squared away.
Thank you for wishing me good travels and fun times in New Orleans my friends. It is fun to go away, but even better to come home.
Hugs from my perch, Margie
Excellent choices. 😉
Thanks Elizabeth!
New York, another great place I’d love to see again. Nice entry. Perhaps I need to get back in the photo challenge game.
I enjoy it. It’s the only challenge type thing I do. Again, those things can be endless. I just can’t do any more than I already do you know?
Wonderful picture. I really like your creative interpretation of this week’s challenge theme. Great post.
Looking forward to the photos!
Wonderful play with shadows & light you’ve done here Margie
Welcome back! Interesting and unique shot!
Thanks Fergiemoto! It’s good to be back on my perch.
This makes me think of quiet afternoons and a cool, tall drink. Quite evocative.
Yup, it was at a bar in New York!
Hope you had a great time on your trip. Love the light and shadow play here!
Thanks Pat! And, yes we did. Plenty to share.
Perfect for the challenge. Great photo. You captured the nice texture and dimensions wonderfully. 🙂
Thank you E.C.!
Welcome Home Margie! Love this picture 🙂 The lighting, the subjects, the colors, the every little thing!!!!! Your header is fantastical! We will give you a little time to catch your breath but that’s it 😀
Thanks Pix! It’s a deal. I just have to sort my captures into themes for viewing. I am just a tease, I know!
It’s an interesting picture and there’s a lot to look at there. What I like best is when I squint my eyes just a little and focus on the white light through the slats. I like the form they take.
Oh man Michael, I have to try that!
welcome back, margie! i was happy you were able to go – it’s a fun place to visit – and i know what you mean about being happy to come home! can’t wait to share your adventures through your photos. joy to you! n
It is. We’ve been many times over the years. Stay tuned my friend!
I like the combination of the monotones with those lovely greens 🙂
Thanks Martin!
I really love the tone and composition of your picture 😮 Have a nice week Margie 🙂
Thanks Pierre! So nice to see you. It’s been a while.
A great shot with great news that there are some more fab photos on the way! Yay!
Aw, thanks! Can’t wait to share them with you all either.
always, when I hear New Orleans, I’m thinking of Fats Domino and “Red sails in the sunset” – but I like your green bottles in that darkroom too 🙂
Oh yeah, for sure Frizz. This photo was taken in New York. Today starts the visit to New Orleans!
nice 2 subjects
http://amarnaik.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/weekly-photo-challenge-two-subjects/
Thanks Amar!
This is my first visit to your blog. Love this shot! And I love New Orleans. I’ll be sure to come back.
Oh goodie! Thanks for coming by and leaving a comment Doris!
You’re very welcome!
very interesting picture – clever! -rita
http://shapingthepoem.wordpress.com/
Thanks Rita, and for stopping by and letting me know you’ve been here!
This shot is beautiful – think we’ve seen it before no? Lo ve it
Wow – New Orleans – how cool is that – will you show us photos ?
And listen Margie – no I did not hit my head lol lol lol
Love getting your comments – you always make me laugh
Hey Cathy! Nope not this one, but stay tuned for lots of captures from The Big Easy!!!
I love the effect of the light coming though the sign, then the blinds, and then the bottle. Great shot. Very unique. 😉
Why thank you Marcy!
I think it says two subjects, cause i only see the colors, 🙂 thanks MJ and welcome back
Haha, thanks MJ! Glad to be back!
welcome home, hope it was fun! great photo, eyecatching!!
It was Christine, thanks!
Welcome back home dear Margie, I hope you had a nice time. This photograph amazing, especially these green bottle standing so nice there… I loved it so much. Thank you, with my love, nia
Thanks Nia! Glad you like it too!
That’s a great photo and so is the one at the top!!!
Thanks Julie!
As you know I know nothing of photography but from a mere artist or layman’s point of view I do have opinions about composition. Left side of photo edge chops the bottle in half and I think that is quite artful and non traditional composition. I do it in sketching to give fluidity to objects that are moving across the drawing field from both left and right sides. Placement also gives depth and the focal point need not be dead center all the time in composition. I guess it’s that type of thing that gives a photographer a particular signature as it does the painter.
Such an eye you have my friend! Thank you.
will do! Welcome back..I missed you!
It is so nice to be missed! 🙂
Welcome Back! Big HUgs Travel Girl
Thanks D! See you in class tomorrow.
very cool multi-focus photo! and glad you’re back!
Thanks T! Good to be back on my perch!