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Nice shot, Eric. interesting pattern and well captured.
artandfuture
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realy fantastic tones... well done
Hi Eric. Sorry for my lack of comments on your extraordinary images – therefore I shall try to redeem myself by providing you with an in-depth comment. “Extraordinary” is an appropriate word indeed to describe this image. At first viewing as a thumbnail, I did think it might have been a pipe organ shot from an inventive viewpoint. However, now, after reading your description the image becomes even more surreal!
That “magic eye” of yours has captured one of the most fascinating images I think I have ever seen! It is certainly an abstract – there is no doubting that, but what is even more amazing is the fact that no digital manipulation is involved. The conversion to black and white really does add to the surrealist imagery, as it brings out far more detail. I love the way the vertical lines – interrupted by those bizarre waves then lead into a completely different, almost 3D effect, as they re-emerge appearing to introduce that new perspective.
As well as the changing perspective, the tonal qualities alter dramatically due to the effect of the strong sunlight. The shadows also create more intriguing shapes, especially in the contrast between the diagonal and the wave like shades. You have captured a wonderful mixture of features in this shot, and I still shake my head in disbelief to think you actually “saw” such an awesome image in the first place.
You have mastered the Art of “seeing the unseen” – for want of a better phrase – and always photograph it in exactly the right way. This is astonishing photography Eric, and as I have a particular fondness for “abstracts”, I can appreciate this composition to the full.
Best wishes,
KJ
That “magic eye” of yours has captured one of the most fascinating images I think I have ever seen! It is certainly an abstract – there is no doubting that, but what is even more amazing is the fact that no digital manipulation is involved. The conversion to black and white really does add to the surrealist imagery, as it brings out far more detail. I love the way the vertical lines – interrupted by those bizarre waves then lead into a completely different, almost 3D effect, as they re-emerge appearing to introduce that new perspective.
As well as the changing perspective, the tonal qualities alter dramatically due to the effect of the strong sunlight. The shadows also create more intriguing shapes, especially in the contrast between the diagonal and the wave like shades. You have captured a wonderful mixture of features in this shot, and I still shake my head in disbelief to think you actually “saw” such an awesome image in the first place.
You have mastered the Art of “seeing the unseen” – for want of a better phrase – and always photograph it in exactly the right way. This is astonishing photography Eric, and as I have a particular fondness for “abstracts”, I can appreciate this composition to the full.
Best wishes,
KJ
This is a very eyecatching image Eric and all the more so for being in B&W
Done it again Eric, I would never have even noticed this shot to capture it myself but it's superb. The use of shadow is amazing and making it B&W is the icing on the cake.
By the way have you looked it it rotated 90 degrees clockwise, it becomes a totally different image.
By the way have you looked it it rotated 90 degrees clockwise, it becomes a totally different image.
Many thanks for all the good feedback on this one, much appreciated. 
Yes, I had a look at that before uploading this version, Malcolm. In fact, this one is already rotated 180 and I have another version in line with your suggestion.
Yes, I had a look at that before uploading this version, Malcolm. In fact, this one is already rotated 180 and I have another version in line with your suggestion.
Another stunner, your use of verticals and diagonals is spot on as usual and the composition first class.
Derek
Derek
Thanks Ian, Chris, Derek, Peter, Ollie and Dawn, good to hear from you all.
great absract,works well in black and white
samantha
samantha
Well spotted and executed perfectly.!!
Lovely tonal range.
Excellent.!!
Lovely tonal range.
Excellent.!!
Excellent piece of abstract art Eric
mike
mike
Thanks Samantha, Mike, Bev, Phil, Mavis, Nigel, Mike and Mike.W, great to hear from you all.
perfect sensual lighting and abstract..
love the contrasts..
nikki
love the contrasts..
nikki
Strong abstract. I particularly like the sweeping shape from top left to bottom right. Nick.
Thanks Willie, Nikki and Nick, good to hear from you all.
Thank you Marc, I'm pleased you like it.
Cheers Maggie.
Thanks Verne and Stan, good to hear from you both.
Great abstractness to this shot.
Sue
Sue
Spot on! Click!!!
Thanks Charlotte, Joline, Sue and Greg, nice to have your comments.
Glad you think so, Kin, good to hear your opinion.
Cheers Nev and Mick, good to hear from you both.
love this image.
Good to hear from you Nathan.
Nice...I like the vertical lines and how they just bend, like they're collapsing from their own weight. Nice shadows that accentuate the shapes. Well done.
Thank you Richard, I'm pleased you like it.
