rouge, mais seulement le sol. pas la demoiselle et sa machine à écrire.

I thought the red really worked because - okay, this will take a little longer to explain.

I imagined all the pictures from this series next to each other in a gallery. (I don't know if they've been exhibited.. they should be, if not!) And this one is called "End" so I imagined it last.

Why red? Well, all the other pictures, you look at from the side - the cyclists, and the painter, it's like they're all underwater and floating. In this one, we're definitely looking DOWN at her, and she's fallen... the dimensions are totally different. It's a bit of a shock, visually. And her position together with the title suggests death, which I think the red colour underlines better than the blue.

Then again blue would be more subtle and fit together with the others better visually. But red is definitely more of a shock.

Sorry this became so long.

Blue - but really the one that is the least enhanced.

Definetly red. It's more tragic and dramatic in my opinion.

definitely blue

too artificial in red
quite blue mood for this blue mode

I think red is a too warm color for these dramatic scenery's.
For this mood blue is better.

blue gives a sense of tragic... while red gives a sense of brutal (sudden, unexpected)

I prefer blue.

red

blue