Very cool shot, Cristóbal. Great colors and nicely abstract. Unlike many other abstract shots, this one doesn't make me wonder what the hell it is--it just stands on its own. Out of curiosity, I tried rotating it and each rotation had a slightly different feeling. My favorite was 90 degrees CCW, though 90 degrees CW also appealed to me. I can't explain why, just a gut reaction. In fact, it might be interesting to arrange all four rotations placed on a single canvas, either in a 2 by 2 square or 4 across. Just a thought.
@Richard said:
Very cool shot, Cristóbal. Great colors and nicely abstract. Unlike many other abstract shots, this one doesn't make me wonder what the hell it is--it just stands on its own. Out of curiosity, I tried rotating it and each rotation had a slightly different feeling. My favorite was 90 degrees CCW, though 90 degrees CW also appealed to me. I can't explain why, just a gut reaction. In fact, it might be interesting to arrange all four rotations placed on a single canvas, either in a 2 by 2 square or 4 across. Just a thought.
Well done.
Thanks for the comment and the idea! I will give it a try. More later...
Its lovely Cristobal.....the bokeh is not soft enough for me....competing with the bar.....also the the purple dots are making think of what we don't speak of.....noise....even though it isn't....JMO.
@Stumblebum said:
Its lovely Cristobal.....the bokeh is not soft enough for me....competing with the bar.....also the the purple dots are making think of what we don't speak of.....noise....even though it isn't....JMO.
Cristobal, I liked the original and really love the combi-rework. My only very slight quibble is that I wish focus on the brass part in the foreground were a tad sharper. Thanks for sharing your art!
Cool, I like it. With four images, there are 24 possible permutations using each rotation once, and 256 if you allow duplication. That could keep you busy for a while .
@Stumblebum said:
yeah, that rework is piece of art....now the attention is away from purple dots.....cheers!
Thanks Taz.
@sarasphotos said:
Cristobal, I liked the original and really love the combi-rework. My only very slight quibble is that I wish focus on the brass part in the foreground were a tad sharper. Thanks for sharing your art!
Hi Sara, I agree. It was difficult to get everything in focus as the brass tube curves.
@Richard said:
Cool, I like it. With four images, there are 24 possible permutations using each rotation once, and 256 if you allow duplication. That could keep you busy for a while .
Ha! It would keep me busy for sure! You're welcome to try!
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Very cool shot, Cristóbal. Great colors and nicely abstract. Unlike many other abstract shots, this one doesn't make me wonder what the hell it is--it just stands on its own. Out of curiosity, I tried rotating it and each rotation had a slightly different feeling. My favorite was 90 degrees CCW, though 90 degrees CW also appealed to me. I can't explain why, just a gut reaction. In fact, it might be interesting to arrange all four rotations placed on a single canvas, either in a 2 by 2 square or 4 across. Just a thought.
Well done.
Thanks for the comment and the idea! I will give it a try. More later...
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Its lovely Cristobal.....the bokeh is not soft enough for me....competing with the bar.....also the the purple dots are making think of what we don't speak of.....noise....even though it isn't....JMO.
Thanks for the comments Taz!
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Based on Richard's suggestion I came up with this...
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I like the combination!
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yeah, that rework is piece of art....now the attention is away from purple dots.....cheers!
Cristobal, I liked the original and really love the combi-rework. My only very slight quibble is that I wish focus on the brass part in the foreground were a tad sharper. Thanks for sharing your art!
Cool, I like it. With four images, there are 24 possible permutations using each rotation once, and 256 if you allow duplication. That could keep you busy for a while .
Thanks Taz.
Hi Sara, I agree. It was difficult to get everything in focus as the brass tube curves.
Ha! It would keep me busy for sure! You're welcome to try!
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You know. Cristóbal, that I'm an abstract freak. I find this production very appealing. Well done.
Take care,
Tom
Nicely done Cristobal
You're a good sport - fielding suggestions... I have one experiment..
Pixelate (sharply) an oval layer in the center of the color field and blend edges... see how it looks...
I'm happy to play Rags, but I don't know how to do what you are suggesting...
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Thanks Tom
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