Yakumo's World
Hotel, Evening
Posted by GJC (Kyoto (京都), Japan) on 7 January 2009 in Architecture.
EYES WIDE SHUT from The library of my soul, United Kingdom
This simply works. I love the layers our eyesd wander through to reach the light though the far window. Differing texture and hues. Superbly observed
7 Jan 2009 7:09am
Stu from Kyoto, Japan
Great contrast of colours here, and interesting that the cool is inside and the warmth outside.
7 Jan 2009 7:20am
zanfifotos from La Garde, France
a view through the window, i love the contrast between cold colours inside and warm outside
7 Jan 2009 7:40am
Vink from Grasse - French riviera, France
Superb tones and excellent framing ! Beautiful !
7 Jan 2009 7:52am
Monique from Koh Samui, Thailand
Beautiful framing of the golden and orange colors by the blues!
7 Jan 2009 7:58am
Giovanni from Milan, Italy
Love the framing and the wonderful ontrast between warm and cold tones. Wonderfully done!!
7 Jan 2009 9:19am
Ian Bramham from Manchester, United Kingdom
I love the lines and the composition!...sounds stupid I know but it reminded me of a gentle Mondriaan if there can be such a thing LoL!
7 Jan 2009 10:32am
Laurie from New Jersey, United States
I like cool blue from the interior and the warm tones outside the window. Nice composition.
7 Jan 2009 12:06pm
Anita from West Nottingham, United States
Stunning! In part, because the subject matter is not the usual, but, the approach is. Love the contrast between the warm and the cool colors. Fabulous composition. Well done!!!
7 Jan 2009 12:37pm
Anita from West Nottingham, United States
I want to add that you lined up the vertical and horizontal lines perfectly!!! Wow!
7 Jan 2009 12:38pm
Tilala from Bordeaux, France
Un cadrage parfait, des couleurs complémentaires, une très belle photo !!!!
Happy new year !
7 Jan 2009 1:10pm
hugo poon from hong kong, Hong Kong
What a beautiful expression of an impression... Wonderful!
7 Jan 2009 1:46pm
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
Like a lovely surprise through the window, I love how you used the blue curtain to your advantage in claiming the warm light of the bricks across the street ;)
7 Jan 2009 3:45pm
ordinaryimages from Kentucky Bluegrass, United States
Perfect compliments. best...jerry
7 Jan 2009 4:08pm
Jasp from Plymouth, United Kingdom
I was going to comment about cools, warms, colours, etc but others have beaten me to it. Makes a great photo.
7 Jan 2009 4:25pm
Steve Rice from Olympia, United States
Love those blues and golds. The composition is great too.
7 Jan 2009 5:18pm
Mindy from United States
Nicely framed complementary colors. Love teh windows within the windows.
7 Jan 2009 5:37pm
Liang from San Francisco, United States
A peaceful setting presented here... great to look out and just relax and breathe the fresh air! =D
7 Jan 2009 6:19pm
martie from United States
Excellent framing in this one. Interesting view. Nicely done!
7 Jan 2009 9:27pm
Chris Chisu from Seattle, United States
I find this shot an interesting play in shape and color.
Very Zen like somehow but i just can't point my finger to it. But that's what Zen is all about, right?
7 Jan 2009 11:02pm
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
Amazing and subtle capture of two distinctly complementary colour schemes, wow, you are the master.
7 Jan 2009 11:55pm
jim from sebastopol, United States
i really like the contrast of coloring in this image! the blues, ranging from indigo to palest icy blue dramatically play off the warm yellows, ochers and rusts of the buildings outside. with all the color and contrast this image remains surprisingly quiet and tranquil. jim
8 Jan 2009 1:03am
Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom
There is an almost cartoon quality to this . . somehow, it has distilled down toward basics and the effect is very pleasing.
8 Jan 2009 9:37pm
Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United States
Love the combination of the two colors, warm and cool. Awesome observation!
9 Jan 2009 1:22am
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
Wow - fantastic composition of colours. Your eye translates very well to other cultures (so to speak).
9 Jan 2009 4:10am
Nikon D300
2/5 seconds
F/16.0
ISO 800
72 mm (35mm equiv.)