Fine Adjustment by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
More from the B-25.

Comments (14)
hmmm with a thought as to what the mind thinks spins and rolls and looks again warm hugs, Linda Kaye
I had no idea these things were so complecated. Well seen and captured.
Makes a great abstract.
MARVELLOUS! I will have to put myself in ATK mindset when I am nexted trapped in an inorganic environment. A masterpiece.
tweakers
SUperb shot indeed, Tara !!!
You do these so well...what a great view of a little piece of the whole. Love the compo, and the focus on that straight bit (top of the magazine?) at the bottom. Well done you!
Another lesson in how to open up one's eyes and just LOOK around you! You have such keen photographic vision, Tara! Nothing wrong with your eyes at all my dear friend! ;-D This is brilliant!
Thats detail to the nth degree! Very nice Tara! And no, I didn't go on that ride!
Belt feed, seen through the bomb sight dials....hey! I got one :-) Another marvelous ATK view of the world, you really are the best at this!....
Neil wins! And so do you Hon. This is such a superb shot...great detail. Very inorganic:)
Fun photo! I thought it was some kind of musical instrument at first glance. lol Great shot!
Neat shot! You had me guessing!
I'm still guessing at exactly what pieces of a part this is, but it's superb. It kinda reminds me a bit of the sort of stuff I'd see in high-end cologne/perfume ads: the kind that are true art and probably with some swanky model like Ben Arnold (don't ask why I even learned that 1990s-era male supermodel's name) doing something trendy with a hand-blown bottle of expensive smell-good juice in the background. I love the light in this and the various lines, curves and bits of functionality. This rocks.