Supertap Gush by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My ancient kitchen taps look sinister this close!
Another Here for the Flickr challenge 'moving water', which for various reasons I ended up doing at home.
Comments (8)
Great colours in the water.
Amazing. You would not expect much from this but in zoom mode you can see the corrosion on the faucet and the colors in the water. Once again you've made something out of what would normally be nothing.
Mark hit it right on the head, as he always does. The zoom shows a big monster spigot, with water pouring down like a mass of tassels. And, with all those things in the background---huge, in zoom---this is like a big spigot forest, where the faucet is just one giant among many. In mid-zoom (smaller) the contours of the spigot are clearer---and yeah it does look sinister! Closeups'll do that. (Like humans, it's probably saying, "oh god: Don't do a closeup! You have no IDEA how bad I look that way!") A big splash of a shot---no pun intended---and a lot of fun. I'll let Mark have the final word...
I love the colors you have gotten in the water! Creative photo ops are there if we will but look.
Stunning capture Andrea. God bless.
THis looks like one of those wow factor takes, The colours in the gush are interesting
It does look quite primitive from this close! WOnderful closeup!
Golly big Wow !
Just to think it is still working after all the wear and tear.
Great photo, of the light reflections making a rainbow in the falling water.
Both are super shots Andrea, thanks for sharing.
P. S.
Your imagination and talent is way above and beyond anything I could ever compete in.
I truly admire you Andrea..