Don't be afraid!! EM would be proud. Well spotted and great treatment of the patterns. Puddles where I live just contain oil, fag ends and crisp packets !!!
Should I expect anything less from you. I think the pattern works really well and fits in with your other creative shots. As Brett has stated the B&W suits the photo very nicely.
Hello John
I can never quite understand why you apologise for your creative images, personally I think that they are very inspiring and a joy to study.
Having looked at this image for a good few minutes I like the movement, and the patterns within patterns seem never ending.
Great work, keep it up.
Best wishes
Phil
Glad you're enjoying this folks, Thanks for the positive responses.
Phil - just a running gag really - there were a few good natured comments in the past that suggested some of the previous images needed a health warning as one or two were fairly obscure or rather garish - to the degree they might have induced epilepsy in the vulnerable such was the swirliness of the content! So I took to putting warnings on them!
Can't fault it John. Doesn't do much for me, but then I'm not really into abstract stuff (yet?). The strange thing is I always look forward to seeing what you are going to put up next, so maybe the seed is germinating or perhaps I am just jealous because I don't see these things. If I could I would probably photograph them too. eric the philistine.
Its like jazz Eric - you think you dont like it then one day you'll find yourself tapping your foot and realize the puddle your foot is in has a great pattern in it!
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17 repliesRicoh GRD3, 6mm (28mm), ISO 100, 1/850 @ f2.8, handheld, DNG format, pp in Lightroom as greyscale, contrast increased a tad.
If you presented that to me without an explanation I would have no idea what I was looking at - perfect abstraction.
Good to see you back.
Chris
well seen and processed, a fine image
Brett
Ian
I can never quite understand why you apologise for your creative images, personally I think that they are very inspiring and a joy to study.
Having looked at this image for a good few minutes I like the movement, and the patterns within patterns seem never ending.
Great work, keep it up.
Best wishes
Phil
Phil - just a running gag really - there were a few good natured comments in the past that suggested some of the previous images needed a health warning as one or two were fairly obscure or rather garish - to the degree they might have induced epilepsy in the vulnerable such was the swirliness of the content! So I took to putting warnings on them!