Perspective

This picture is interesting. The only you can see is the perspective. There's not much else to it. I think it's interesting in it's simplicity. I like the change in the bottom, it adds a little variety, but not enough to draw and keep your eye there. The shadows really show up on this picture. Each plane of the wall is a completely different color in the picture, but you know that they are the same color walls. The bottom, metal part is interesting as well. In the reflection, you can see almost a "reverse" perspective. I think that's neat.
This picture was taken of the baggage claim at the Hays Airport. It's the very corner, just enough to see the perspective of it, yet be interesting. it is very short in depth, but the perspective view is still very easy to see. The walls are a light cream color and the metal roll-away door is a shiny silver color.
The composition is interesting, with the only real detail on the left side. I like how the silver is only in the bottom third of the picture. I think it seems heavier so it looks more appropriate to only see part of it and that part be in the very bottom. The line quality is okay, but a little blurry. The color is very monochromatic. Almost boring.
The picture reminds me when I was growing up and time-outs were common. Corners were a common landscape for me. I would call this picture "Time-out."
Edward Ruscha's artworks are of many different subjects and genres. I like the lithograph of the gas station called "Standard Station." It's an interesting suggestion of perspective, without actually showing the true perspective of the building.