Impressions of Summer: Water Feature by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another shot from Rhythm Waters while on the Whidbey Island garden tour.
This is a sort of companion piece to my last upload -- a blurred and abstracted image, but one that kept calling me back to see what I could achieve in a less-than-traditional way.
I'll post some nice sharp stuff this week too, for those of you who aren't into the more artsy business.

Comments (16)
Very nice and zen-like image!
Very nice picture!!
blotches spots patterns and patches places see among the color
We all see different things!
i have fotos like this i don't like, but know there's something about them that's worth keeping. And this is why, you play around and then, there it is!! Very cool!!!
This is wonderful. Soft and abstract, it's as if you are seeing it from under the water. Very nice.
Incredibly evocative! I LOVE it! To me it also recalls lying on my back looking up through the trees on a hot day.
Marvelous Tara! I love the sun spots glistening in the water! Very artsy indeed!
OH Yes! I also have these kinds of shots, I just cant throw away. This is beautiful and I have an almoat similar one :-)
Sun spots Golden rocks Pebbles and stones among the grass Inky dark Clear but garbled Fun for you Fun for us:*
This is really wonderful! :)
I love your "rescue" work on this; modern impressionism at its best!
Very impressionistic work on this, Tara! Isn't it great playing with digital art/photography? The only limits to what you can do with it are your imagination and the amount of RAM you have available! LOL! This is really cool!
WOW! It's the Vltava as it meanders through some little pipsqueak of a town like Český Krumlov! (The smallest towns have the biggest, non-castle-looking castles, over there.) I love the dapples of color, light, and shadow...the impression of rocks and movement. I really like this arty stuff: it allows so much freedom of interpretation and evokes days gone by...quite a few days spent with Pavl, looking at ducks, skipping rocks (in an attempt to skip them all the way across the river to the opposite bank) or avoiding treacherous, algae-slimed rocks as we picked our way across the unexpectedly shallow width of the river (not in Prague though, the Vltava's deep by the time it reaches Prague...and there's grotty city-stuff in it too. Seepage from sunken Soviet tanks, as Pavl explained, though I'm not really sure that there are many Soviet tanks left IN the river now.) WOW!!! I really love this, especially since it got me to rambling on and on about a river way over on the other side of the planet, and a skinny, dark-haired dude who might or might not play spoons in a Central European punk rock band. Hmmm...my mind's all over the place tonight! What an image though, to bring all of that bubbling up and out of me. I love it!
very beautiful
A feeling of movement, well captured. Clive