Kanyi's Photoblog
Buzz
Posted by Rags (Plano, United States) on 4 January 2008 in Art & Design.
tyan from Singapore, Singapore
What a cozy and colourful place!I like the centrepiece-the beautiful white flowers in the bag,the man on the paper bag-the one wearing the orange coat--colours really blend in with the interior decor!
4 Jan 2008 5:17am
@tyan: Thanks tyan! It is always nice to hear from you!
Stunner from Kingston, Jamaica
Nice photo. This looks like a shot for a home decor magazine.
4 Jan 2008 7:00am
@Stunner: thanks man! i appreciate you dropping by.
ColNed Pictures from Amersfoort, Netherlands
Great shot.... where did you take it ?
4 Jan 2008 8:12am
@ColNed Pictures: Thanks, i took it at an event in Dallas where they are trying to gentrify the community and build fancy looking houses. This was a model of the inside of one of those houses.
@Sujit Sudhi: thanks a lot Sujit
@Craiger: Thanks Craiger!
@eddy: Thanks eddy. A wider frame would reveal that the place is not really a real place but a kind of show room, or set.
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
Well cool living room, like the colours
4 Jan 2008 10:32am
@Richard_Irwin: thanks man!
bronzebilly u.k. from Barry,Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
great design Rags--very colourful and detailed...your place ???...
billy
4 Jan 2008 12:19pm
@bronzebilly u.k.: billy, i really wish it was my place. One day maybe.
klew. from Land of a 1000 palms..., United States
I really like the colors in this shot...very vivid;)
4 Jan 2008 3:36pm
@klew.: Awesome klew! Thanks for checking out the site.
HorseRotorVator from Newton, United States
a 70's feel. MY kinda place!!!! :) Cool shot. :)
4 Jan 2008 4:52pm
@HorseRotorVator: Thanks HorseRotorVator! i am glad that you are back.
Wolfgang Prigge from Canada
Wow, a throwback to design of the early 50'th, cool! (I am old enough to remember that time, and to fit perfectly the table should be in the shape of a kidney!)
4 Jan 2008 10:28pm
@Wolfgang Prigge: LOL!
@Robert B: Thanks B!
the lightwriter from Netherlands
Hi Kanvi,
nice POV and composition. great combi of colours. this is how interior photgraphs should be. I see you turned the camera a little bit down-forward. The effect is the walls are no longer vertical. Lower your POV a little bit or use a "Shift"-lens. I do not know if it is possible making such a correction on the computer with an adobe or corel program. In Holland we call this kind of small critisism "ant-f*cking" ;)
5 Jan 2008 9:55am
