Moore Art and more

[splashy]

Henry Moore, to be exact.

Tell me what you think and if you don't like a picture, please tell me why.

[dje]

Hi Splashy

These are a pretty impressive set of sculptures and I think for this sort of image it's all about composition. IMO you've done a very good job with the compositions here. I particularly like #3, #5 and #8 but they are all good.

In #8, the inclusion of the guy with the ice-cream adds interest. I'm thinking is he looking at the pink sculpture or the girl in the red tights ?

#2 is spoilt a little by the background but I guess there wasn't a lot you could do about that.

Nicely done, a very interesting set of shots.

Dave

[Geoff F]

Basically good, although I wonder if some, particularly #1, 5 & 6 are cropped fractionally too tight. But you may well have had to do this to avoid something unwanted.

[pnodrog]

The 5th one is my pick. I like how you have framed a traditional sculpture in the background. It is also probably my preferred Henry Moore work - I like giant distorted doughnuts with knee's.

[splashy]

@DJE Cobra is a 'club' of that time modern artists and writers founded in 1948 about.Cobra comes from
Copenhagen - Brussel - Amsterdam

I found it funny to have this sign with this sculpture, But in the mean time this background is not the most beautiful.

I find some to cropped also.

@Pnodrog
The nice thing with these doughnuts is every few yards it looks different.