Waiting for X-ray by durleybeachbum
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On my visit to my bi-annual check-up today, including the regular irradiation. See this amusing scene
Comments (9)
Great idea to represent the concept with this post production effect !!!!!
That waiting area looks like an airport departure lounge, very frightening to see her with the rubber gloves and gesturing this way please. Maybe she doubles as a customs officer LOL!
The postwork looks great and fits to this locality. I wonder what means the gesture of the lady with the rubber gloves.
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
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Excellent shot and postwork, Andrea. Hope it shows all is A-ok.
What a transparent attempt to garner comments. I agree with the others. This is outstanding post work and fits in with the setting. The woman with the gloved hand seems to have caught the attention of the elderly man in the foreground. Perhaps she is pointing the way to proctology?
love your postwork, again, and here we return to your signature edge work, and whatever else you do to create this world. With every surface broken-up into isobars and colonies, and those ragged shorelines, etc. In spots, the shapes on on surface spill into the shapes on the adjacent surface---ie, the 'blobs' that move from the wall, in back, onto the floor, in back. And the brown spill on that floor. And the flat gray on that floor, making it look like there's no 'floor' there. And the light-flesh tone of the wall on our left (ie, ith the M and arrow sign), and how it's broken into jagged coastlines. The shot itself is fascinating (fascinating perspective), but your postwork takes it to a whole other level. Those chairs are infected too, btw...actually, this is fitting for a hospital: Who knows what's lurking on those surfaces. Terrific job, and I hope you're doing well, Andrea. (If YOU start to look like this, you should go back right away!) Love what you did to this.
Your version looks so surreal! I like it!