Water features
- Thread starter Dave Farnes
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Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Photography works well when there seems to be a correspondence between unrelated elements, such as the buildings and the fountain in the first, the rocks and the near-glacial water sprouts in the second. Good stuff, Dave.
Dave Farnes
Well-Known Member
Thank you Rob.
In the case of architecture, it looks best when set within complimentary landscaping. I am glad to see that modern city planners have finally figured that out.
In the case of architecture, it looks best when set within complimentary landscaping. I am glad to see that modern city planners have finally figured that out.
Milan Vjestica
Well-Known Member
A shame about the crane in the first. The people add some interest. I like it though.
The second is quite calming. Glad you kept the texture in the water.
The second is quite calming. Glad you kept the texture in the water.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
I like the crane! It has a look of “Look what I made!” about it 
Milan Vjestica
Well-Known Member
Or "not finished yet".
Dave Farnes
Well-Known Member
London will never be finished, like any living city it is a continuous work in progress.
A matching crane on the other side would have been good.
A matching crane on the other side would have been good.
Pete Askew
Admin
I thought that was the gantry, swung away just at the point of lift-off! 
A fine pair and the water in the second is very intriguing.
A fine pair and the water in the second is very intriguing.
