Rust Abstract by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (21)
Most interesting!
great photo absctaction
This is a great photographic abstraction and the post work enhances this even further. It shows a wonderfully creative eye to spot the potential of a photographic abstract even before any post work is undertaken. It's amazing just how things can take on a whole new visual experience, it's how we look and think of things that are familiar to us that can detract from finding moments like this, often once something has been identified to us through our eye's our brains process this and the identity of an object or whatever is set in stone, when you take away aspects of it's easy identification we can begin to explore new and exciting possibilities in abstraction from things that would quite often be potentially mundane on the eye.
Cool shot and postwork. Looks interesting.
Brilliant work.
Very artistic I thought it was a shot of a volcano from thumbnail !
cool looking texture
An excellent abstract and wonderful textures.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
OH! Very beautiful indeed. Awesome texture.
Makes a great pic!!
Excellent work! :)
Your keen eye again! Very well done!
Oxidation taken to new heights in this magnificent display of mottled colors, performed in your own digifiddling way, A.
Both images are fantastic Andrea
Oooohh! I like 'em both. Lovely bit of rust, and your abstract composition is quite satisfying.
What a great find---tons of textures and colors!!
I love it. You do non-Fractal Fractals better than anyone. The original would make a great Halloween image. That is definitely a skull's face.
Great postwork and the FlickR version explains the RR version! :o)
Impressive. Very well done
Great abstract although I would never have guessed that it was.