Texturescapes IV - Wrought by TwoPynts
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"Think freely and independently or you are a slave bound by imaginary shackles. These shackles may be wrought by tradition, emotion, neediness, or fear." ~ Jason Merchey
Another texturescape from the furniture store. Anyone care to hazzard a guess as to what it is? ----- Thank you for your spirited comments on my last upload, Peering Down. Happy Hump Day everyone!
----- Pentax Optio S5i & PhotoshopCS. (716) Sponsored by: Kramer Kreations
Comments (40)
art redefined, NICE!
I guess it's a wrought iron garden bench or table and you have placed the camera on its surface. Great idea. It makes an image like an endless landscape and is surprisingly soft.
awesome!!!! This is almost as "deep" as one of those semi disturbing pink floyd songs if you know what I mean? Though I love thier music and this shot lol.... bows MASTERFUL Thanks for sharing! :)
fantastic image dude
""Think freely and independently or you are a slave bound by imaginary shackles. These shackles may be wrought by tradition, emotion, neediness, or fear." ~ Jason Merchey" -- The best advice for the elimination of our two, 'political parties'? WINK. Superb shot!!!
This is REALLY lovely!! The design is super!
Very creative.. you turn ordinary objects into art! Very cool!
:) this shot is sooo cool, excellently done!!!!
If I would have to guess I would say it looks like a floor heater vent cover...but in Florida? Perhaps a table top...What ever it is you have a splendid light and shadow going on here with this lovely design. I like this type of shots...makes ya think...Nicely done~ Aloha~
If it were wood I'd suggest a chairback. How about the frame of an old-fashioned sewing machine table?