December 23, 2010 The Eleventh Day of Christmas 6 On the eleventh day of Christmas, what did I see? Winter on Market Street. Filed under Blog by Tom on Dec 23rd, 2010. Comment. Tags: cityscapes, linear perspective, twelve days of christmas Comments on The Eleventh Day of Christmas December 23, 2010 Reply Sarah @ 7:29 am I love this picture. It looks so cold. Reply Todd @ 8:47 am I’ve always admired how the independent light gradient left to right, down to up, and fore to aft contribute to the perspective of this painting. Reply Jennifer @ 9:01 am The perspective and the cool colors really make this painting. I like how the foreground is in shadow and then you move into the light. Reply Donna @ 9:52 am Love this Indy image. Christmas blessings to you both. Reply Angie @ 12:38 pm This goes perfectly! I can’t wait to see what tomorrow’s picture is. Reply Jan Smith La Bard @ 1:48 pm This is so beautiful, Tom. I hope that everyone takes a moment to look at my comment on “The Seventh Day of Christmas.” I placed it there last night. Leave a Comment Click here to cancel reply. Name (*) Email (*) Url Fields marked by an asterisk (*) are required. Wordpress Hashcash needs javascript to work, but your browser has javascript disabled. Your comment will be queued in Akismet! Share Facebook Google+ Twitter Pinterest Email Print Delicious Digg Fark Google Instapaper LinkedIn MySpace Newsvine Pocket Readability Reddit StumbleUpon Tumblr Yahoo!
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I love this picture. It looks so cold.
I’ve always admired how the independent light gradient left to right, down to up, and fore to aft contribute to the perspective of this painting.
The perspective and the cool colors really make this painting. I like how the foreground is in shadow and then you move into the light.
Love this Indy image.
Christmas blessings to you both.
This goes perfectly! I can’t wait to see what tomorrow’s picture is.
This is so beautiful, Tom. I hope that everyone takes a moment to look at my comment on “The Seventh Day of Christmas.” I placed it there last night.