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| "From Biblical Times" This jug/container is modeled after the three thousand (3,000) year old giant storage jugs that had been found in the archaeological site of Biblical Shiloh, a few minutes walk from my Shiloh home. The remains of raisins and wheat have been found in those containers at the site. Some of the containers/jugs are on display in the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Camera: Canon Canon IXUS 145 Location: Shiloh, Israel |
And here are the two I almost sent:
All of these photos have been cropped a bit to emphasize the proper ratio of thirds, but no other photo-editing was done. And the other three were all taken in Jerusalem.
Did I choose well? What do you think?
2 comments:
Shalom!
The photo you chose demonstrates the ability to find complexity in the subtlety of a limited color range. The others are nice scenes, but they aren't as interesting as the limited/complex contrast. The contrast of the smooth jug with the rough rocks also grabs one's eye.
As far as the "Rule of Thirds" is concerned, what I learned in art school is that once rules have been mastered, they can be successfully broken by someone with sufficient skill.
Hadassa
I didn't know srt svhool esd in your past. No durprise. Yes it is monochromatic
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