Замечательная композиция!!! Истинный абстракционизм! Надо уметь увидит!!!

great abstract

This really made me think. Why is it called this? Is it because....A? or....B? Can Nikolay see the faces that I can see? Does it matter if we see different things? Is it important that the artist intends X and the viewer receives X? or will the receipt of Z do just as well? Well if the intention was Enigma, it has certainly been a great success. Thankyou for the grey matter work-out, my friend!!!

So I am no the only one loosing days LOL. Great abstract pattern on the wall.

Surperb, great earth colour and texture.

Interesting abstract

Superb textures and colours!

Wonderful capture and textures, Excellent well done..

NICE

I wouldn't mind finding out it was Friday when I thought it was Thursday -- woo hoo! This is a neat shot, it almost looks like a world map....

Strangely I see a profile of my Gracie Anne .. my dog .. who has moved on to the next portion of her journey. I think each of us is meant to take what we need from these abstracts. That's the beauty of them.

yes, excellent abstract and wish you a nice weekend, too! lg. lothar

everybody looses a day now and then, i think - i do, anyway. fine abstract and colours, glad it was not made on a lost day :-)

My first thought was of a biblical nature:-) Beautiful, thought provoking abstract Nikolay! (I too lost a day this week, always do when there is a holiday)

Love these, splendid tones ;O)

Your work is amazing, yet again! Thank You, Clive

superb abstract !

sublime!

Pure Photo Art Bravo Nikolay

great abstract and a perfect presentation!

people who know me know I'm a great fan of decay (Koosie will agree with this!), because decay isn't actually decay, but the beginning of new processes. You've captured the simplicity of decaying stone/plaster, with the beauty of layers chipping off from the wall—the way they curl and overlap, etc. You've captured the lines of the plasterer's tool, ie, the way it leave typically striated grooves across the surface; and you've captured a segment which looks like a topographical map of Europe (!) (there's a touch of Italy there, I swear!). Your palette of muted earth-hues give the sense of repose—if a wall can have repose. But you're a photographer so you know that all things can have repose along with a host of other 'emotions', and you've captured that feeling here. Mysterious, complex and to my eye, very restful.