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Thanks to everyone who has called in here while we were out this morning, and particularly to people who have noticed the background shadows, the framing and the title. (I was rather pleased with all three... )
Quote:Have you used mono to disguise the rust and concentrate on the shapes and shadows?
Well not necessarily the former but certainly the latter.
I will admit to a certain amount of trickery to get that right angle top left. I thought it was worth it.
Moira
Quote:Have you used mono to disguise the rust and concentrate on the shapes and shadows?
Well not necessarily the former but certainly the latter.
I will admit to a certain amount of trickery to get that right angle top left. I thought it was worth it.
Moira

The depth in this is not immediate apparent, Moira. I have re-visited several times and see something new each time. I have deliberately refrained from reading the comments until I self have posted (as I often do), and see that I have discovered what some others have, namely the mimicked effect in the background, which at first take are overshadowed (no pun) by the eye automatically concentrating on the wrought iron in the fg.
(I remember making these curvy forms in 3rd year metalwork)
An image more intricate than seen at first glance.
Malc
(I remember making these curvy forms in 3rd year metalwork)
An image more intricate than seen at first glance.
Malc