Comments
Join ePHOTOzine for free and remove these adverts.
yes, water.
I think I would have cropped out the top also....gone for pure abstraction......but that is me, not you.
Peter
Peter
The abstraction and that deep blue water. It bars you from entering but also invites you in.
An abstraction to go in my favs
Di
An abstraction to go in my favs
Di
Quite extraordinary. This changes from three different planes to a flat abstract pattern and back again as I view it.
Moira
Moira
Blue sky thinking I have heard of 
This is a new one on me . . .
Regards
Bill
This is a new one on me . . .Regards
Bill
Had me guessing as to what it was. Fascinating image.
Like this a lot Alan, a excellent abstract
Cliff
Cliff
A thorny problem with the ice.
Nicely observed Alan.
Dougie
Nicely observed Alan.
Dougie
You twigged that, Dougie
mind boggling and i couldnt finally work it out.. havent seen things like this before.. it traps mind in more than one way,
1. what is the margin between the thorny reeds and the surface of snow.. at first i thought it was a layering but then you dont use layers.. (finally it may be the shadows..)
2. seeing the reeds the white background appears like a vertical wall, which the composition may also suggest..
3. then what the heck is the blue? the sky? what is the margin between the edge of this wall to that blue.. absolutely nothing as it is water.. miles and miles if it is sky..
i could never had made it to this much if i hadnt read in the comments that it is water..
there's some slushy snow but as i havent seen much of it in my life, i couldnt guess it.. this is a puzzle at so many levels (at least to me) that it has to go as one of the most clever abstracts.. of course no cropping can be done.. in fact it is too good.. a work of genius because what it is more than one flat surface made of snow and water.. Shortlisted..
I hope i havent read so much this time.. this is one image that makes seeing images worthwhile..
1. what is the margin between the thorny reeds and the surface of snow.. at first i thought it was a layering but then you dont use layers.. (finally it may be the shadows..)
2. seeing the reeds the white background appears like a vertical wall, which the composition may also suggest..
3. then what the heck is the blue? the sky? what is the margin between the edge of this wall to that blue.. absolutely nothing as it is water.. miles and miles if it is sky..
i could never had made it to this much if i hadnt read in the comments that it is water..
there's some slushy snow but as i havent seen much of it in my life, i couldnt guess it.. this is a puzzle at so many levels (at least to me) that it has to go as one of the most clever abstracts.. of course no cropping can be done.. in fact it is too good.. a work of genius because what it is more than one flat surface made of snow and water.. Shortlisted..
I hope i havent read so much this time.. this is one image that makes seeing images worthwhile..
The layers of frost are nice and I like that slash of dark blue water. The thorny branches make the image.
Derek
Derek
Prefer 'fractured' ... a 3D image viewed as a 2D abstract.
Dave
... a 3D image viewed as a 2D abstract.Dave
