Sheds and Huts

This is such a beautiful scene and a beautiful shot. It's definitely one of my favorites of this group. The shed is in a good spot in the frame. The red pops well from the cold white and blue hues. Have you considered angling down a bit? So that the house isn't so close to the corner. Also, could you get an angle where you don't see civilization on the left hand side of the frame. The other small building distract the eye from the great shed and it's surroundings.

This almost made my top 10 list. There were too many wonderful images to choose from, and I really love this shot. The use of silhouette and black and white are great. The bicyclist riding with their mask and bags and clothing blowing in the foggy air is candid and real. I guess my only wish is that I could see more of the detail in the blacks OR that you would take it to a full silhouette so that even the cyclist is a graphic element, where you can't see the details of the face and body that you see now.

I like the dualities going on here. You've got the line of light blue sheds and then the warm tan lines created by the sand in the foreground. The rounded edge of the lines in the sand against the straight lines of the sheds improves this shot and gives the viewer an easy entry into it.. I also love the yellow flowers at the bottom right. The shot wouldn't be the same if everything was blue and tan and red. The contrasting yellow pop in the corner against the light blue is great. The plastic table and chairs act as a graphic element too and work well with the lines created in the sand.

This is an interesting image in that the shed structure is mimicking the mountain peaks and feels like its pushing upwards. The use of negative space at the bottom of the frame really helps to create this energy within an already visually stimulating scene. The fallen red brick in the lower right hand of the frame helps weigh down that corner of the frame as does the other debris is the foreground. The colors are muted and beautiful and there is a warm cool play that feels good.

This is a wonderful shot! Perfect placement of an interesting and unique little shed. I love how the shed mimics the peaks of the mountains to the left. The shed is one with the mountains, trying to blend in the best it can and yet standing so beautifully that it is a peak unto itself. The angled roof and patchwork tin in different shapes is great. The colors are wonderful too. The warm grass contrasts beautifully with the blue sky.

This image has wonderful symmetry., color and light. I love the use of the silhouette to divide up the image to make it as much about lines and color as it does about the action of the children playing at sunrise. Their homes are sheds and act as anchors all across this image. Normally a telephone poll wouldn't be something I'd like to see, but here above the water in silhouette at sunrise the poll and lines become an important graphic element.

I love this image because of its stark simplicity and graphic quality. I love how the photographer made the final crop a square image. The central tree is just off center and weighted perfectly by the shed. The animal and birds in flight are a second read and the small black patches of dirt on the right side, along with the puffy clouds on the left hand side are a third read. This is a simple and yet complex image. I think I would have loved it as a color or black and white but the black and white quality only amplifies its graphic nature.

I love this green and white shed sitting so neatly in it's well manicured footing. It seems so solid and fun. The hand made white paper signs make an interesting white pattern with all the green and then the white of the trim. There is lots of visual fun. I love how the little shed leans to the left a bit. Even the ground is good, with the different shapes of the stone pavers that ad more visual play. Have you considered doing a slight retouch at the top of the frame? If you extend the grass a bit you will block out the ordinary looking places at the very top edge of the frame. This is a great shot and that is a distraction.

This weathered shed stands so proud and tall. This image is evocative of the many stories that could be told here and many thing that have happened in this shed. The solid granite stairs suggest a well built structure meant to last and yet the structure is of tin and wood. The setting is pretty with blowing weeds and a simple black fence that protects the structure. The image is simple and yet so evocative. The use of black and white helps to simplify and strengthen the image as well. The shed feels monolithic here.

This image is so beautiful in many ways. The hut itself is so unique. The shape and strength of it against the rugged mountain setting with snow capped peaks is gorgeous. The placement of the single shed in the lower to middle of the left hand side of the frame is an excellent choice and gives the shed equal weight with the snow capped peaks in the background. The colors are also splendid. I love the warm grass against the rusty red and the white snow with the blue sky. The colors blend very well together.

This image is so complex, it's like a visual puzzle. So many sheds together make a visual tapestry that's hard to take your eyes off of. Your eye could float about this image endlessly and never get bored. The landscape crop helps this image by compressing the sea of sheds. The color palette is very pleasing and the dots of other colors stand out in contrast. This image is all about sheds, but what you come away with is a clear picture of the scale of humanity.

This photo feels like it could be a famous painting. I love the simplicity and the wide open space and interesting sky. The shed is well placed on the left side, as the horizon line slowly slopes up on the left. The right side of the frame then opens up nicely to a pleasing mountain ridge in the distance which could ecHo the shed. The tall brown weeds just to the right of center help to give the shot weight and also gives the eye another line to follow. There's a graciousness to this image that I love.

This gritty coastal image evokes a sense of a time gone by. All materials are natural and the ocean seems to want to reclaim the old railroad leading to the perfectly placed shed. The use of the curving rail leading into he shed makes the eye go right to the shed and then to the dark and looming sky and the tufts of weeds among the dark rocks. The energy is dynamic within the shot and the shed interacts in tune with its surroundings. The two seem melded together by the same grass growing on the roof as the ground.

This gorgeous photograph is hard to stop looking at. The central image is created by the four top of the trees. Two above ground and two as reflections. The use of the reflections with this particular scene is quite good. The way that both trees and the shed and metal wire bin all lean away from the center helps create this visual play. Everything seems to be floating here which feels magical. The muted colors work well too. I'm not sure if the overall effect is from haze or smoke but the colors created are beautiful with the green of the trees and grass against the orange hues of the sky.