Daisies #2 - with variations by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 5/3/08, again within the sacrosanct confines of the neighborhood.
Original on top. Been some time since I did some flower variations.
Have a nice day.
Comments (8)
outstanding series...I like your transformations with sffects !!!
The humble daisies really do well with your choice in variations, Harry; beautiful work!!!
Harry, you did a great job on these very cool variations.
Very very beautiful series !!
Awesome! They are all very cool, but the last one is my favorite. What did you do to it?
WOW... Irt's a fantastic manipulations and a fabulous results...Outstanding images... Really OUTSTANDING !!!
The original shot is a "group portrait" with a bunch of angles through the crowd. I like the confluence of angles and energies, and the feeling of a big gathering, like for a concert. The black and white intensifies it---as black and white can easily do---bringing out the burst of the flowers all the more. (I like that variation a lot.) In the 3d, you have intensified colors, and it looks like you filtered them to put streaks of hue across their surfaces, a kind of semi-dayglo treatment, but much subtler than dayglo: It has a more graphic feeling, and feels more 3D. The next is a swirly affair, you've flattened the group (to my eyes) and made this a tapestry, with Van Gogh-like strokes, in places. I like that you've darkened the background so it looks like a big pot black pasta or electrified worms. And the bottom one---speaking of starburst filters (in Denise's gallery)---you starbursted these into a big glowing underwater display, with very bright yellows, and veins of green, blue, white, etc to set it all off. It's beautiful, Harry, and you picked the right image to end with. Some of those flowers look like they're undulating underwater, and glowing like incandescent sea creatures. The right way to end! Fine work, and you sequenced them to flow with climax from beginning to end. Your postwork paid off!
Stunning field of Daisies! They look great in the black and white I think, well done. Rob