Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts

Kashmiri Boaters and a beautiful blog

The images from 'Search Kashmir' are so beautiful and rich- so emotional. The post compares the shots of Henri Cartier-Bresson and Brian Brake, a decade apart, and then Brian Braks with Steve McCurry, four decades apart.
I feel like a need to go there and see these bodies in motion.





Lille France Day Trip

Day trip from Paris to Lille en images







Landon Metz

still at the beginning of his career, Landon Metz has developed a style that draws you in with a narrative of shapes. His colors appear in forms that look uncontrolled, but the composition as a whole is sensitive and just right. 
It is not easy to know when to stop, or hold back. Metz does. Some of bolder colors are less harmonious to me in comparison to the more washed out tones, but it is all a mater of the evolution of the work. And nice to see more than one dimension to the artists' exploration.
Here is a selection, you'll see his body of work on his website


 some older work (2010)

Color in the Arctic

Frank Hurley photographs the British Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition led by Sir Ernest Shackleton’s on the ill fated 'Endurance.'





Tom Thomson







TOM THOMSON OF THE CANADIAN GROUP OF SEVEN-
LOVE THIS WORK AND THE REST OF THE GROUP TO BE FEATURED LATER