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| Detail of a Painted Metal Sculpture, Riverfront Park, Old Navy Base, North Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok The primary colors of pigment come in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes you can find them in the most expected places, like in a public park, on a vividly painted metal sculpture. |
Friday, November 25, 2011
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It,s like a flag, I like this tipe of shots.
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Wonderful: lines and colors.
ReplyDeleteAgustín.
well caught!
ReplyDeleteThese are the colors on my national flag but in other order. I also saw this combination frequently in South Korea.
ReplyDeleteexcellent abstract
ReplyDeleteI love this work!
ReplyDeletesimply perfect your range of colors in this one, nice work
ReplyDeleteA rather patriotic palette. I would not have guessed the subject matter with this cropping.
ReplyDeletePerfect colored and geometric composition; a real abstraction.
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Fantastic abstract Doug--great color and geometrics. Well seen and shot!
ReplyDeleteNice to see such a bold use of the primary colours and your excellent minimalistic interpretation.
ReplyDeleteyour title says it all ...
ReplyDeletea very captivating compo - abstract art at its best!
Very, very clever and so effective, brilliant. Your blog is stunning, I can't tear myself away from it!
ReplyDeleteyou have a good eye with these ones.. brilliant shot.. :)
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