Contrast 2 by jwdell
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Dani got me thinking about negative space again...
Thanxxx fer viewin, comments welcome...
JD

Comments (26)
Really like this photo. It is very peaceful. Excellent!
Yeah, well done! excellent photo and face. Luv it!
Very nice! The muted light works well here. :)
Very Lovely Image-
Thinking ain't negative...this is a cracker My Friend!
This is beautiful :) Lovely photo.
Excellent light and composition for creating the mood, JD! Wonderful work :)))
A man of many talents, fantastic job, love this image alot!!
Beautiful lighting
Gorgeous image!!
It is very nice work - I just can't quite get a hanle on it yet - was there post work ? - I see the blue branch at the top and it looses me :) - Whatever - Very Cool -
GORGEOUSNESS!! :):)
absolutly beautiful!!!!!!!
Bravo, John, Bravo!! This is super work!!!!!
Excellent light! I love it!
Here is something cool. Its nice and it may handle other type of pictures than mood and atmosphere.
extreme! :] negative space & sillouettes- but he looks so lonely
Very Nicely Done,Great Pic
it's a good thinking althought i won't show this art to my bird (Hitchcock fan, you understand)
Nice work John!! (is the branch really blue, or is it chromatic abberation?).
Lovely composition. A beauty of nature. Wonderful. :)
Wondrrful image and great idea ! Excellent light and contrast ! Congratulations !
Love this ..compositionally and technically!
super composition, it reminds me of Japanese art.
Possibly it is only negative space in the sense of description. Here value gives it some depth without perspective. Somewhere in true negative space is uncertainty, fermions, bosons, and gluons which have no betweeness being only describable as points though we know not quite where in terms of truth by conjecture. Your spokesman here knows that without thinking in words.
this remember me Edgar Allan Poe, excellent concept