Solitude ... (a collaboration) by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Last Sunday, my friend Randy (Vaggabondd) came over, and we spent quite a bit of time taking pictures at the beach.
He took this shot, and I loved it, and couldn't keep my little postwork fingers to myself. I did a few things to it, he made some suggestions, we sent it back and forth, and this was the result.
There was a red rock, or piece of brick, in the original that Randy really liked. He added that back in as a final step, and I thought it looked cool.
He wanted to call this "Schindler's List" because of the red bit in the otherwise monotone image, but I'm not a movie person, and have no idea what he's on about. He PROMISES me you'll get it!
So we arm wrestled for the title, and I won. :)
Oh ... and as Randy always says,
"I hope everyone likes it."

Comments (59)
Super team work. Love the tone and a title fit verry well.
wonderful sandstroll contemplative mood capture very creative with the one red rock !!...
wonderful! an awesome photograph!
I like the dour lone-transient-on-the-beach effect, along with the fine monotone textures and lighting in this well composed shot, Tara! And, it would be fortuitous for you to go the movies, or at least rent them out on DVDs, so that we would have something more in common, my dear. Much of my reference text material is oriented toward films I've seen.
Great work both of you.
Beautiful collaboration of work...
Lovely result from your collaboration! This is very evocative, and I loved Schindler' List, too, (but I don't get it..........duh!)
Fantastic shoot!!!!
Good teamwork you and Randy....I like it.
Great shot my friend.
Excellent work, by both of you lol Great story, great pic- what more could you want :D
Wow, what a beautiful scene ~~ I love the red rock (but have no idea about the movie connection!!), the whole feel and mood of this foto!! Having just spent the day at the beach, I can truly understand.
Congratulations to you both on a wonderful job. But I have to agree, I have no idea what the red rock is supposed to mean. I'm sure I'm no more of a movie person than you are. :-)
Excellent shot.
Beautiful capture, wonderful postwork, and yeah, the red brick recalling one of the more harrowing/touching parts of "Schindler's List" does spring to mind. I have to agree with everyone else here and say that there is a lot of emotion in this image, a sense of stillness as well. It's a beautiful piece of work and a fantastic collaboration. Superb work on all levels.
Great work! Love the colors, I like the bit of red and your collaboration is fantastic! Title is perfect, love the seagulls in the background too! Sounds like you guys had an awesome time!
Nicely captured!
remind me not to arm wrestle you tara :o)..i think the title works well with this ,my opinon is randy`s title may have been a to powerful and over a lot of peoples heads .excellent work from the pair of you .you obviously work well together :o) mick
I seen Schindler's List" but do not get it. I was into the way this man saved a lot of Jews from death
Very nice job...love it!
You must have some arm there Tara :o) ....excellent work, and I saw the movie but don't remember enough about it to get it...sorry lol
fantastic atmosphere and a very good use of selective colors. very well done!!!
nice shot. i like the sepia look..
Beautiful shot you two! (Wow this image keep jumping around Render! ;) I understand about the red stone, it was pivotal in the movie and the one shot of color is black and white film. I wonder if it was pivotal to this person's life...great collab you two!
Yes, I do get it. Spielberg did the same photography trick with quite an effect. Excellent image. By the way, Spielberg was not the first to use it. ;o)
Love the red point !
Beautiful! Love the red rock
Oh, I've missed so much in time away. THIS, is a beauty! Wonderful work, the both of you. And yes, I get it.. :)
...fine and moody composition - wonderful collab - congrats to both......that the red rock does not jump out for me ( until I zoom ) attests to my touch of colour blindness , I think..( so I don't get the full Schindler effect ! )