Dry Weed (For Awjay) by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello !
James, I am almost sure you like this one. :)
Thanks for stopping by and for your kind comments to yesterdays Clematis.
Have a lovely day.
Weather here is warm and sunny and I have been away all day :-( But finally my mom got rid of the heavy plaster on her arm. :-)

Comments (27)
beautiful image, helle
Look very nice Helle. I`m happy for your mother. It has taken a long time with that arm.
Great close up - lovely colours - glad to hear your Mom has had her cast removed
Great photo!
Lovely textures and shapes well placed in the composition. I ma sure he would love it.
So glad you mom doesn't have to lug that cast around any longer. And this is beautiful. Grass seed heads have a universal appeal and you captured and postworked these so very nicely.
Really detailed and superb shot
superb image!
Fantastic photo!!!
yes i do...... very nice postwork my friend......
very well composed capture!
Great composition and postwork Helle.
jolis épis !!
Excellent perspective, great capture!
Absolutely FABULOUS Helle... I adore!
Stunning capture!
A super image!!!
I knew he would ... I do too! Beautiful work.
Gorgeous, I love the composition and light here! Great work!
Fantastic work.
Professional image!
wonderful shot
Fantastic textures, details and light. Excellent image!
I like it too :o) very creative !
What a beautiful capture. Bunny
Beautiful image!
this almost has the quality of a color etching, or certainly a painting with very fine brushes (or a fine color drawing). You've brought out the grainy texture of the weed so that the central shaft looks like its granulating before our very eyes. You see a piece of plant-life, you see a whole universe. This proves why Native Americans find weeds to be as alive as anything on earth. These few little shafts are bursting with life. Vivid, living work.