Homage to Ansel Adams
This photograph, which appeared in a one artist show I had in a museum here in Israel, will not be chosen as a “best” for the gallery!
The reason is that it is not spectacular, nor humorous or colorful. However, discerning lovers of art may find it worth their efforts to examine.
The title comes from the fact that I used Adams’ pre-visualization philosophy in creating it. I find it emotionally and visually satisfying...
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Yosef Bar-On 07/10/2005 9:35
I quite agree with you about the rendition of the overly bright upper framework - that, unfortunately is how it comes out when it is posted on the internet.Kay Wölfle 07/10/2005 9:00
HI Yosef,it´s a wonderful picture! Ansel Adams might complain about the too bright bar just above the frame of the door (or is it a window?) ;-)
Nevertheless I love Your photographical approach!
Greetings Kay