Comments on: unmoored http://aperture.shaynaingram.com/2009/11/unmoored/ Images and Commentary from Shayna and Ted Fri, 14 Oct 2011 16:51:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ted Cabeen http://aperture.shaynaingram.com/2009/11/unmoored/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Ted Cabeen Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:46:38 +0000 http://aperture.shaynaingram.com/2009/11/unmoored/#comment-33 This image has both Mystery and Contradiction, I think. The angle of the mooring makes it looks like it's not firmly attached to the bottom of the river anymore, which means there's a mystery as to why it's still there. The contradiction is the contrast between the bright strong outside of the moor and the rotting, old beams that make it up. There may even be ambiguity there as well, but I'm not seeing it clearly right now. If definitely fits at least two of our elements of a good image. :) I like the lighting, particularly in the shades of yellow on the sides of the moor. It's a little dark inside, and the browns could come out a little more, but that's a nitpick. This image has both Mystery and Contradiction, I think. The angle of the mooring makes it looks like it’s not firmly attached to the bottom of the river anymore, which means there’s a mystery as to why it’s still there. The contradiction is the contrast between the bright strong outside of the moor and the rotting, old beams that make it up. There may even be ambiguity there as well, but I’m not seeing it clearly right now. If definitely fits at least two of our elements of a good image. :)

I like the lighting, particularly in the shades of yellow on the sides of the moor. It’s a little dark inside, and the browns could come out a little more, but that’s a nitpick.

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