late night shadows by nikolais
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
a photo was taken with a compact Lumix at ISO 1200, hence much noise, which I decided to make use of in corel painter

Comments (17)
an eerie scene, beautifully captured
I like the moodiness in this!
I really like this! Serendipity and pragmatism make excellent partners in art!
I love the quality of the light. You've created a nice mood with your postwork and the noise. A wonderful result!
Great idea! Artistic creativity abounds. Plus this is probably the view many of us would have if we lost our glasses:)
Super mood and texture....
Lovely like an old masters painting, love the mood!!
What a splendid result. Would be great for a painting too :)
Nice mood!
WONDERFUL WORK TERRIFIC MOOD
wonderful image
Magnific! Sense on solitude and late evening is enhanced by the blurring effect of the person.
I love the lighting and atmosphere; beautiful work!
There is a distinct kind of light that only a city can produce. Well, small towns produce it too, but basically it's a kind of light that can only happen when big bunches of people live in the same place and make use of the same areas. There's a feeling whole masses of humanity take on, and cities/towns/crowded villages always embody that mood. Of course I'm of the mind that cities are more a mood than actual places, and you've captured that mood perfectly! I love the sense of color, and the lone human figure. The noise works perfectly, it gives this a far more impressionistic feeling. I love it when photography gets impressionistic. This does that in spades. And, as always, I find this to be quite brilliant work.
They are among us; I believed it for a long time and - you catched them! I agree with Chipka - this is a very special scene with much space for our own fantasies, and this is a great aspect for me!
Like a painting indeed - who needs a real brush? it's replaced by more modern devices and technology - but knowing when to stop, is the secret ... and you have mastered that! BB
Wonderful moodiness to this!!