Excavated by ElizaB
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Fuji FinePix A330
Pompeii, Italy Sept 2008
Excavated at Pompeii.
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Comments (24)
Thank you.
Oh yeah !!!! You just know how to Pop my cork! I love this stuff and love the way you view it an capture it.... I'm studying and am writing a book About these times and places. I hope to get talk to you someday about utilizing some of your photos for some pictoral images. Golly ! they pop my cork! :-)
I was there a few years back, it's a beautiful place. I like how soft the colors are in your image, very nice capture :)
I love the color and light on this... Great shot
Wonderful capture and pastel colors!!!
Great shot of this historical and amazing place, its on my list to visit!
Makes a great almost abstract pic.
Nice capture!
Love it!
What a cool shot! Love the stacked old pottery, it makes wonderful shapes. Great work!
Wonderful composition Liza!
something very interesting about this shot.. nicely presented
Excellent capture, well done...
Great shot! This is some really interesting pottery.
Fabulous composition. Very well seen.
Beautiful image!
Very well composed!
Great photo work, not only documentary but also as a composition.
SUPERBE !
Beautiful colours, and a superb capture, dear Liza !!! Very well done !!! Hugs:):):)
love the soft pink. very nice capture, Eliza!
very cool capture! gotta make it there again some time. excellent!
Excellent picture...
really nice motion from bottom to top, almost like they all leaned back for you. And your capture of the pinkish hues is both sensitive and powerful. The hues change from pink to bluish pink to grays, etc., and you captured enough detail for it to seem—especially in the background—like a series of membranes breaking & opening-up. I agree with Andrea, it could be an abstract; but it's beautiful as a capture of an actual place and time, and moves subtly from light to shadows...