Canal. by nikolais
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
On boat down the canal between Holland and Belgium.
Thank you for your kind words about Mona's portrait.
Comments (15)
The best of the best! WOW Nikolay - a wonderful almost abstract image! Well seen and captured! :)
Well seen Nikolai - great work.
Superb capture, Nikolay. You have a great eye for the abstract indeed.
Stupendously good!
splendid !
Another feast of graphical splendour
This is one hell of an interesting picture.Congratulations.
Beautiful and intriguing image!
Marvelous abstract composition! Wow!
Beautiful!
A stellar capture! Wonderful light and color range.
Какая необычная картина, не сразу понимаешь, что она реальна!
Very clear, clean and simple lines with colours & textures... and voila, you have a beautiful still-life ! BB
This is a classic example of a fine photographer turning a simple capture into an abstract graphic, and reminding us that the lens---and the postwork that may go with it---can take a simple slice of life and turn it into a wholly new & fresh vision. The wall & pier (locks maybe) become a 20th C. abstract painting, against their reflections & variations in the water. With a little less realism, it could be a 1930's abstract painting from one of several European masters. And, as you often do, you captured 3 different hue groups, and each is distinct yet there's a certain blend between them. That's one of your trademarks: An indescribable relation between your hues. A real Nikolay abstraction taken from the womb of everyday life. Beautiful too, how the bottom half winnows into watery nothingness.
What a marvelous image! I love the lines, the whole sense of geometry you present here. The lighting is perfect. There is a distinct sense of calm in this image and I feel it just looking. And again, you make perfect use of minimalism: revealing only what is necessary without ever having to rely on rococo filigree and flamboyance to shock and awe us into thinking that we're seeing something pretty. How wonderful!