VW Beetle #3 - with variations by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 2/25/08, early in the am, somewhere within the boundless perimeter of the neighborhood.
Original on top. And, Fractalius was not used in this effort.
Have a nice day.
Comments (11)
fantastical original variations !!!
Wonderful old Beetle! The old school look suits these cars very well. I like your variations too.
Very nice work on the wild variations for this Beetle, Harry.
I like these bugs. cool work
All variations look great!!
Beautiful variation's study !!
Beautiful pictures I love them all!!
The original almost looks like a variation itself with that cool paint job. Wonderful work, I like your postwork choices in this set!
Marvelous and fantastic manipulation... Outstanding image my friend !!!
It's a wild subject to begin with, and I like the contrast of the car against that blue-ish street (with all that street texture---that's a Harry texture-capture). Your original shot is really strong, with the angle and the light behind. Nice light on the side of the car too. This montage seems to move progressively to a deep inferno feeling, although the final shot could be all-neon too. But it gets darker as we move down. The second is more of a ghost image, and somehow you've emphasized the veins in everything---the road looks like it has a major skin rash! (Rosacea? Something like that?) The car's starting to look sinister. And in the last shot---some kind of intense edge work, emphasizing outlines and giving them a neon glow---the whole scene has become a bright nightmare, and it's beautiful at the same time. Lines that were very minor in the original are now suddenly glowing. It's actually spare in a way, but it feels very rich. A fine 3-some, and a very natural sequence from start to finish. (Once again, the rating button won't move: I don't think it likes me anymore!)
Neat paint job got top admit.. Well noticed. Old style VW's are the best.. Rob