SLOE by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello !
I have played with my little shot from a sloe bush.
I hope you like it.
Thank you for your kind comments to my previous post and special warm thanks to those who added it to favs.
Have a great day.
It seems to be a lovely weather today.
Light and calm.
Comments (21)
nice work...
Excellent! and then you made some gin? !
wonderful photo work!!!!
Fanstastic photo
nice style
Excellent image!!
Wonderful results this is very lovely~
How interesting! I had to go look this up, as I was not familiar with the name. Nice to see different flora and fauna from around the world here. :)
Wow!!!!! I love this !!! Tom
I love it Helle, you did a great job bringing this image to life my friend
Very creative, beautiful composition!
Superb image! Great job.
Lovely image - lovely presentation - enjoyed the results of your playtime
Fantastic tones and presentation. Superb image!
Lovely Helle. Looks frosty. I've never seen a bush like that. It is interesting.
Traumhaft schön muss ich sagen l.g
Nice effect Helle!
Stellar postwork! The effect is really eye catching.
Love your postwork :)
very fine image, helle.
normally I have problems with encased framing (when the edges 'move in' on the shot) because it's often used for glitzy effects. But yours has genuine subtlety because you've actually created layers, as if it were made of very fine tissue paper, and it makes the shot feel antique, like we're pulling away the tissue paper to see something special inside. And inside, of course, is the jewel of those berries (or pods or whatever they are), where your detailing is quite fine; and your grays are very fine and modulated. Another fine piece of re-working: We have much to learn from this kind of integrated work. This is a beautiful image.