Planes of Glass by SoulEatar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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- #4 of my Easter Sunday Stroll was a bit of a challange - Most all was closed for the holiday but the skyway system in Downtown Minneapolis remains open - We discovered this amazing Asain resterant - through out there was oriental art of various types in glass cases - The challenge was photoing into and through a glass case and making it work - the variations of light reflection shadow focus and color make this one of the most complex images I have attempted - although there are many imperfections it was quite a learning experience - Thank you for viewing & as always take care -
- SoulEatar -
- HP320 - PhotoImpact 8 -
Comments (18)
Lovely dark light with a oriental mood.
Nice warm colors...and fascinating reflections.
Nice oriental warm colours and a great idea for the shot...Excellent though!
You get more out of a single reflection than 20 layers... Excellent shot!!
Its a Ming thing! More Noodles please :]
This is awesome! You definitely rose to the challenge. Beautiful composition!!!
Excellent image!!!
Fantastic reflections!! Excellent shot!!
Excellent colors...!!! beatufil vase decorated...!! Excellent shot...!!
May I ask which restaurant? Maybe I've been there. :) Love the color and complexity in the photo. very well done my friend! :)
the saturation of color & soft depth brings it to life! :]
Tong in cheek no doubta witty little essay on the colors that once upon a time (olim) might have made up bronze, and all the ceramic soldiers lined up in an underground chamber. Hmmm, lemmee seeAlcman on trivets? Strictly speaking (as Russell used itdangling), and neglecting for the nonce Portuguese, Latin, Sanskrit, etc.there is no such thing as "Mandarin" cuisine....shatter shatter, hehe.
Love the mood,the closed restaurant, the beautiful porcelain piece being the only living thing, and the reflections....all exquisite!
Lots of character here, the glass blur adds to the atmosphere... snapshot in the city, nice shot!
Working in a darkroom with a swab after the mopping has ceased in the main pans. You've gotten the blaze to develop.
Fabulous catch, Greg! The light, the colours, the reflections... simply gorgeous! Beautiful vase they show here... ever love the decoration in Asian restaurants!
Oriental art has always been one of my favorites. It has the ability to be intricate and fraught with simplicity at the same time. Having spent 4 years in Japan when I was young, I grew to appreciate much of what the Japanese and Asian culture had to offer me. Great work Greg!...Cheryl
Beautiful shot, love the reflections...