Fractal 4 (For Andrea - durleybeachbum) by wysiwig
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I have been a fan of Andrea, aka durleybeachbum, for about eight months. During that time I have noticed that she seems to be able to make art out of just about anything including fungi, rust, even lint I suppose. I have marveled at her "photographer's eye" and thought I should start paying more attention to my surroundings.
So I was stirring my tea the other day and noticed the reflection of the window blind in the cup. "Hmmm", says I, "I wonder what that would look like in a photo?"
Both this and yesterday's images, with some color and saturation manipulation are the results. I have labeled them "Tea Fractals". It was fun and you will probably be seeing more, and hopefully better, examples as I continue to practice.
Comments (11)
Very nice! Andrea is a rich source of inspiration and great at showing new ways of seeing things. I like both tea fractals and look forward to seeing more. I like the tucks and the flow of the lines.
Fabulous! I'm pleased to have inspired you and thrilled at the results! Isn't this a curious pattern, it reminds me of a mint humbug..remember them?
Very unique shot! Great eye to capture this
very nice work my friend
splendid image great work! wonderful dedi for a great artist!
good to smell the roses at time and look at the wonders that you been missing in your life. very good shot
wonderful work warm hugs, Linda
Very nice!
WOW! This does remind me of something edible...a delicious piece of toffee-style candy in those extravagant colors you only find in expensive and exclusive shops. Wonderful work on this. I particularly love the visual texture and the grain; it reminds me of classic food photography in magazines that have since gone a bit faded but retain their glory. There are other associations as well, and that's what I really like about work like this...it sparks associations, impressions, and in this case, a desire for a bit of candy. Great work. I have a lot to catch up on in your gallery and I fully intend to do so...I've seen some gems I must comment on!
What a clever idea with excellent results. Rich in color and texture. I look forward to more. Well done.
A very good idea. Bravo!