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A rendez-vous...

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Cedric MASSOULIER

New member
A bouquet of flowers laid on the ground and a subway ticket ..., did the rendez-vous gone wrong?



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Charlotte Thompson

Charlotte Thompson

Well-known member
Cedric

Romantic like almost "film noir"

this has such appeal to me
I could see it framed and placed in a soft pale eggshell white bedroom
next to a vase of roses- white of course!

very vintage shot
love it a lot-

Charlotte-
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Cedric MASSOULIER said:
A bouquet of flowers laid on the ground and a subway ticket ..., did the rendez-vous gone wrong?
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Cedric Massoulier: Rendez-vous

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Cedric,

I like your pictures so much as they are not about what one sees, but rather what's imagined and that's always a question, observation or a musing about people. This is another commendable image, very simply constructed and powerful. The sentiments you express give the final fabric to hold everything together as a memorable creative work that people might want to return to often.


I hope you don't mind me sharing my own feelings on some of the pictures special features that help to make it work to get out interest and deliver your ideas successfully.


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Cedric Massoulier Rendez-vous

Edits by ADK to show two strong possible lines of movement​

First notice the single ticket. This serves as a "Stop" point which will not move and is a reference position, (together with the curb stones), against which movement might be imagined. The large sweeping action from the roadway extends through the flower stems to bring one's eyes upwards and to the right into the picture just as the flowers rotate and thrust downwards, (blue) to the sidewalk.

This is such a simple and powerfully constructed image and the title for it says it all and opens a gate to a mystery. What happened before and what happened afterwards is an entire movie!

Asher
 
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Damien Paul

New member
That is a great capture, Cedric, and as others have mentioned - your title describes it perfectlly - this picture certainly tells a thousand (and more) words
 
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