light in the cracks by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
the interesting thing about acrylics in lights is that after time the craze and when you shine a light through them, you get some cool effects
have a great week and thanks for the comments and faves
ps I may postwork this thing to death and upload the victim later on

Comments (45)
Very interesting refractive lighting! Such an original idea and wonderful photo, Mike! Very well presented! Bravo!
Wow, looks like ice! Very interresting photo!
Sensational reflections! Well done!
Love it
Interesting pic :)
Cool shot here Mike, you've a great eye.
Looking good. xx
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Can’t wait to see what you will make of it!
You have a good eye :)
What will it be?
Very cool!!!
looks like a barrel, but never seen on with a texture like that. zoom is needed.
cool capture
Very cool :)
I think it's a solar light, like people put along their walkways or in their gardens.
Nice lighting! Good shot
Wonderful light and patterns here! You have such an eye for the small, but beautiful things most people pass by without noticing. Great capture, Mike!
Nice work and a great eye for beauty everywhere
What an amazing photo, Mike. I never realized this about acrylics
Very cool indeed!
little things like this can be beautiful
Very original, a neat photo!
Cool lighting Mike and I like the interesting results!
Lol. Victimizing again, huh? Cool as heck with the light. ")
This is COOL shot mike/
Definitely has some interesting possibilities.
postworking to death huh??.i read that cannabis has been legalised in the state of washington-has nothing to do with the shots here??muha-just asking heheheheh
Very interesting Mike!
a great eye indeed, very coooool!!!