To me, this picture was interesting because of the way the two dimensional surface was thrown into relief by the late day sun. That low-angled light brings the third dimension back to the image– in those rusty textures and in the ripples and indentations across the surface.
JOHN TODARO PHOTOGRAPHY 
Oh my, incredible. I can’t relay enough positive feedback.
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Thanks Ed, glad you liked. 👋
To me, this picture was interesting because of the way the two dimensional surface was thrown into relief by the late day sun. That low-angled light brings the third dimension back to the image– in those rusty textures and in the ripples and indentations across the surface.
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I love this—for the aspects you point out to Ed. The warm light is also appealing.
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Thanks Linda. Much enjoyed those dumpster details you currently have up.
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Wonderful! Also like the Mondrianic geometry in the composition.. but I’m Dutch.. 🙂
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It does look like he’s been busy arranging things here 😄 When my son first opened the post he thought it was a gallery of 4 pictures.
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Good point!
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😊
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Great textures in the sidelight created by the late afternoon sun
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Thanks Sue, yes, that rust was fascinating.
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Certainly!
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Beautiful patterns.
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Thanks- good to hear from you!
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