Rock facade - with variations #5 by goodoleboy
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Captured 1/11/14, early morning, off the south wall of a tattoo parlor about a mile from my archaic abode.
Original on top.
A ZOOM will bring awesome results.
Avtio.
Comments (11)
Interesting abstracts.
What fun! I can see how much you enjoyed this!
original, roicky, splendid light, great textures !!!
This is marvelous my friend, incredible textures and lighting, fantastic job! 10*
Very nice work on this one, Harry. I like the variations.
nice work!! my vote would be # 1 and 4 and 5 but like them all
Great shot and fantastic variations. I like best the picture at the bottom.
Wow, you've outdone yourself on this one, Harry; from the stunning original (a brilliant abstract in its own right!) to each of the variations, in all their permutations. Artistically done, and a superb collection!
Well that's a wonderful texture!! Great stone!!!
Great work on this!!!
another of your wild and joyous plunges into facade-dom, and I have to say: That original is a world unto itself. I love the variety you caught, like a bunch of the rocks are being pressed down by that big top dude. It's a wonderful shot all by itself. Then the parade of variations: The second one is invaded by coppery tones and beautiful purples. It looks like some pretty intricate postwork to get all those contrasts. The next 3 are infiltrated by heavy magnetic fields---they have to be pretty strong to bend the likes of these beasts!---where the 3d still maintains a lot of the original, but flattens and deepens: One of the openings seems like a cavern all of a sudden. The shot is like a cross-section on a microscope slide. Then the energies take over even more with number 4: It's taken over by a mysterious "film," as the rocks succumb more. And the last one has been completely taken over---with magnetic poles at left and right. (The center's still intact, but the rest is pulled all out of whack.) Those last 3 are a sequence. Lots of fun here, and strong clarity: a fine set of transformations, Harry. You do these so well.