The Lady and the Unicorn

[Manfred M]

An older but recently reprocessed shot of the famous tapestries in Paris's Cluny Museum.

[Shadowman]

Nicely captured.

[ST1]

It’s good to look back at your older images, I like the composition, colour and subjects of this Manfred, well done.


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[JBW]

First and foremost I like this shot. I especially like the inclusion of whatever is on the front left seat.

But now a serious question: Do you consider this a busy shot? If not why not?

[Manfred M]

First and foremost I like this shot. I especially like the inclusion of whatever is on the front left seat.

But now a serious question: Do you consider this a busy shot? If not why not?

It's a it of garbage that is sitting on the bench. I did not notice it when taking the shot, as the room was quite dark. This is typical of museum / gallery lighting to protect these 500+ year old tapestries.

No, this is not a busy image. It is a reasonably simple shot; the tapestries, the wall, ceiling and floor and three benches.

I think I will start a discussion on "simple" images in another thread to see if that will throw some more light on the subject for you. That being said, an image does not have to be simple to be effective, but in many images it can help.

[Wavelength]

This has a wonderful ambience!!!