The Power of Red

The end of the Fuji Television building in Odaiba, the closeup shows about 25% of the entire building end. As you can see, red is a color that screams from a distance. Clearly, not a color I wear.

[Lee]

I like how you've given us both views, very effective shot.

[julia]

Always great to capture someone in red and even better on their own... great architecture as well ..

[gloria jones]

Neat sense of scale

[Ukandie!]

She really does pop, and as Gloria said a great sense of scale!

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[Caterina]

Very nice architectural picture. Beautiful lines and the small figure in red. Fav

[Leon Buijs]

Great lines and patterns

[Rob Z]

How amazing is this example - it's incredible that you can still spot her in the full height view!! Your photo truly teaches a photographic concept that would take so many words to discuss. Thanks for this! :)

[Helen Jane]

A neat way to present this observation - and so compellingly. Thankfully, there seem plenty around that are happy to wear red and be seen - as they are a blessing to the photographer. Thank you for the lesson - so well illustrated.

[Sheralee S]

How nice of her to appear in time for you to capture! They are both fabulous shots.

[Nicole Campbell]

It sure does, thanks for sharing the two images, that building looks very impressive

[Trish Plutz]

What an amazing building! The red coat is so prominent. Makes me think of Sue.

[Rachel]

That red really pops, even in the full view. I'll bet red would really suit you.

[Jane Pittenger]

Fabulous with the pop of red really making the shot...maybe it would really make you too...just joking. I share your desire to be somewhat invisible

[Domenico Dodaro]

I like the full scale/close up juxtaposition. Did you zoom in or just crop? I’m curious!

[Marnie]

What a great way to present the two views of the red-coated woman. The red pops incredibly well even in the longer view shot. Love the lines and shapes in the building too. I rather like red, but only in jumpers and tops.

[Issi Bannerman]

Perfect!

[Merrelyn]

Having both views really highlights your point. Thanks for sharing this :)