Tangled branches
The Promenade at Night
Cactus
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18 comments:
It certainly creates different results/effects.
doodling haiku.
love the branches!
dave i like what happens in the tangled branches. the birds on the wires look like so many gymnasts! steven
Promenade looks like cowboys and fences at a rodeo event- Steven sees birds on a wire, gymnasts- You see promenade at night- curious...Love these doodles, They look 3-D without the glasses. Very cool!
Promenade is my favourite. It has a touch of the modernity about it as if you're viewing a CCTV image. There's also something very "urban" art-ish about the overall effect almost Banksy like
Magnificent! Love your creativity!
Your creativity is amazing:)
Very impressive result, especially the trees.
I see a big ol' dinosaur head in the branches. Those are all so cool.
Nice! I really like the luminosity of these.
cool cactus!
David
Thanks - that's where the fun comes from.
Friko
Might have possibilities...
Kay
Haven't twigged it yet.
steven
Thanks for that steven.
Linda Sue
I called it promenade because I started with a shot of people on the promenade - in daylight.
Gwei
I saw it very much on the smae lines. It reminded me slightly of the paintin gs of Edvard Munch.
Kass
Many thanks.
Marinela
Thanks again.
Madame DeFarge
Much thanks
Ronda
I missed that. Thanks for pointing it out - I've seen it now!
Karen
Thanks for that
Shadow
I'm glad the cactus got a vote. It's from a shot taken in the greenhouses at The Royal Horticultural Society's Gardens at Wisley.
The cactus is definitely an alien life form, humming through a black hole on its way to....who knows where?! I can almost feel it vibrating...
These are awesome!
I really like the double exposure branches. I must do some more of those...
jinksy
Great minds, obviously. I had thought of turning it into an alien life form... but mayb e I don't need to bother?
Trish and Rob MacGregor
Thanks, good of you to say so.
Lucy
Alas, my camera doesn't allow of double exposures. This was achieved by layering.
Thanks for commenting.
These are all REALLY cool. I think you need to have an exhibition.
In Portland, Oregon.
I would come and bring all my friends!
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