This week’s Lens-Artists Challenge hosted by Patti at pilotfishblog.com is to present images that show the “Power of Juxtaposition”. i.e. where you have two elements in a photograph which when shown together add up to more than the sum of their parts.
Scratching my head, I recalled a tour with some friends of Glasgow’s mural art. And my approach that day had been to show the art in juxtaposition to people – people walking by or the life going on around those paintings large and small.
Consequently, I ended up with images that included passers-by, traffic and the occasional juggler. I always thought I might put these together in a single post and so…….I’ve posted a few of these before… Anyway, it’s some city!
You can catch up with Patti’s original challenge post, for Lens-Artists Challenge #386 – ‘The Power of Juxtaposition’ by clicking here
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Good to see some long gone murals, James with the added context to make them even more interesting.
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Fantastic gallery! The choice you had for murals with people added a whole new dimension to these beautiful images.
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Thanks Egidio!
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Absolutely loved these James (although I could SWEAR I’d already commented! Happily they’re also perfect for this week’s challenge 😉.
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It’s great you captured them within the context of the street, instead of just shooting them filling the frame. Great shots!
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Thank you , Frederic! Much appreciated!
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These are terrific, I loved them all!! The wall art is amazing and I find myself wondering how long you had to wait until people went by!
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Thanks Tina!. Never had to wait too long – plenty of folk around.
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Utterly brills! One of the best takes on this challenge. Thank you so much for choosing these images to share! pp
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You’re far too kind, Pam. There’s lots of great shots presented from everyone across this challenge.
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