Reticulation by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A Japanese Anenome leaf with some sort of virus, I suspect.
(with a digifiddle.)
See how it looks without any postwork Here
Comments (19)
lovely ( I like the one without pw best. I doubt though.... isn't this not original to this plant ( so..no virus?)
Great shot... could this be Cucumber Mosaic Virus which is common in Cucumbers but more recently crossed over to the likes of Anemone's. Sadly if this is mosaic virus there is no treatment but to remove it and hope it does not spread, ideally burning or sealing and disposing of it. It can affect fruit and veg too... like tomatoes and such. :-(
Like both pics!!
Virus or not it makes a nice image.
Fantastic structures and great macro.
A very beautiful result you got here... Fine texture for a froggie :-))) It almost makes me want to try with a digital picture using this tex on a frog :)
Very cool
I like it - i think it would make a good PC desktop theme too
Excellent work, fabric like in appearance. Wonderful light and shadow. But why do I have this image of a herd of green giraffes?
Very cool shot and design on that leaf!
I like the color, texture and light. Whatever it's got, it's quite lovely!
Very nice, I like what you did in your postwork. :)
It's beautiful!
Woweee, I thought Canna leaves were the prettiest, but this is a knockout, excellently captured by your Tizzy3 and then digifiddled. What an awesome plant!
cool
Very cool shot. I wish I had more of an eye for this sort of stuff.
Excellent idea of abstract ;)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Both photos have different and unique patterns - I like them both very much!