I decided on this, after much switching. I'm just curious to see how it will do. I think it's odd, but normal...somehow. The sun was setting then all of a sudden it turned into super pink world outside. The color was so intense I had to take a picture of it to see how it would turn out. On cam flash was used to get more than a pink rectangle sort of picture.
I chose the "title" I did because I don't think there is any sort of significant meaning to this. If someone finds one, that's good. For me it was more a study in color, a documentation of a particular time on that particular day in a room in my house while the sun was setting.
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I think the strength of this composition is that it shows the beauty of a simple 'everyday' scene. There is soft light coming through the window. The rosy hue compliments the rose imprints seen on the lace strongly calling to mind the flower into the scene. The pink blush and the pastel blue/green of the wall are appealing to the eye. The scroll work on the cross sculpture adds another element of visual appeal for the swirl design works along side the delicate patterns woven in the lace.
I like the pink glowing through the window. But I think perhaps the composition is off? Maybe if the curtain was swooped to the other side, it would have looked better, in my opinion.
you know...I've been studying this now for awhile...you have good clarity in this...nice lighting but I don't think that for this challenge this is the best choice...on one hand I could see this in a coffee shop...but not an art gallery