Headlight Abstract by durleybeachbum
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Description
From my son's car.
Don't even attempt to ask me what make, vehicles do not interest me except for carrying stuff.
I just like the shiny bits that make a pic.
Comments (19)
Wild!
Wonderful post work Andrea. God bless.
Very cool!
Excelent !
Its made a great abstract.
You've caught just the right angle to turn this into a wonderful abstract composition! I love the lines and curves. It gives me a sense of yin/yang. Nicely done!
Nice capture of a maelstrom of bizarre activity in this pic of your son's headlight, Andrea.
Stunning compo here; I really, really, REALLY like this one!
Very cool image and fabulous postwork Andrea
wonderful
Hey that's pretty cool! I never would have know it was a headlight :) Nicely done!
Really wonderful post work here. You've turned your son's car into a graphic abstract. Parts of it look like charcoal and pencil. Has he seen it?
Very interesting and well seen Andrea. Surprising what can make a good picture.
I agree, it is pretty neat to see all the reflections and distortions in the newer headlight assemblies!
Super, I am like you Andrea as long as a car gets me from A-B I don't care about the make :o)
I'll bet someone out there can recognise any car just by looking at headlamp arrays lol well each to their own I guess :) Lovely concept and a great shot
Excellent shot and postwork Andrea :-)
A brilliant example of capturing a familiar subject and being able to present it in a different way yet still retaining a good percentage of it's original form... great way to abstract. It leads us to the subject of how we perceive things in life.. for example, when we see a chair we know it's a chair but if we was to paint or draw it do we undertake this by doing it as we see it or as we know it to be, the answer to that question undoubtedly provides the key to the result being either sincere in perception or contrived by the wrong side of the brains hemisphere influencing us to reproduce it in the manner to which we know it to be rather than how we truly see it in that moment of observation... no one thing is the same in that sense.
I like the abstract aspect of your photo!