Making tracks #10 - with variation by goodoleboy
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Another of the 155 pics, captured 12/6/14, I took of heavy equipment tracks adjacent to the widening of the local portion of the I-5 Freeway, an area of which several uploads have been already posted. Combined with previous jaunts into that territory, I have accumulated several hundred track shots by now. Incidentally, I returned to the scene on 12/13 and found that most of the area has since been smoothed out by their heavy roller equipment, with barely any tracks visible. Ergo, since the tracks were ephemeral, I was there at the most appropriate time to take these shots. Strike while the iron is hot.
Picture #2 shows my acrylic oil painting version of the scene.
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Comments (5)
Wow Harry, I like the variations you created here.
Harry, I like your painting pictur below very much ! splendid realization !!!
Fantastic structure and very great manipulation... WOnderful result !!!
Amazingly cool as the photo is, the painting is even cooler! Wonderful capture and variation, Harry!
the photo itself is another of your scintillating track shots, with high lighting and stark shadows. And this one has a lot of open, clear space. (Well, almost---I mean, there are footsteps in there too; but we still have some open swaths, which is a very sweet contrast.) And the track-lines take us back to the upper left corner, a nice motion and perspective. It's a fine shot by itself...But then your painting, all of a sudden, turns it into a cauldron of undulating energies, with lots of swimming creatures colliding and intermingling. It makes a total contrast to the photo, because, for the first time in this series (I think), you've turned the stark textures of the sand photos into sensual curvilinear lava flows. A really fine contrast-montage; and one image seems to 'complete' the other. Terrific pairing, Harry.