Obsidian and Shadow by mark.spooner
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Description
Hello to you all!
Todays offering has been seen before in "The Hunters Edge" but this time I've tried to capture a different aspect of its character.
No postwork except cropping and framing.
Many thanks for taking the time to view and/or comment on my previous upload.
Hope you have had a good week and that you will have a splendid weekend!
Comments (47)
sema_fox
Wonderfully!!!!
Georgy
Love the rim lighting. Well done.
ironsoul
Always amazes me that we can sense shape and texture from such small amount of light. Excellent work.
Stringy
The lighting adds to the mystery and the ancient feel here. Great work!
RobyHermida
Very nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mojo1917
great textures on the arrowhead and love the black on black very very cool.
babuinodeoro
high technology of the old very old times...well focused we can appreciate the flinstone work very well
tofi
A truly beautiful depiction of the Snowflake-like obsidian gem! Very uniquely shaped and very well composed. The dark background brings out the shadows and the properties very brilliantly, and give it a very magical mood. The properties of the obsidian are many, and a very powerful gem as well. Very beautiful lighting! Mark, you have done tremendous justice to one of the most beautiful minerals out there! Fabulous work!
Aioros
Fascinating capture . AIOROS
EdwinDrix
Well done, the lightning is excellent and will bring out the texture very good!
zoren
cool....
vlaaitje
wonderful lighting and shadow...you did well with it
cameraobscura2
My first thought was to see a little more lighting on it and then I asked myself why. Why not only show minimal amounts of the object, given that we know what it is and that only a little light allows us to focus on the edge. You win! Thank you for sharing. egmont
misha_d
I had a big chunk of obsidian in my home for years since I visited Armenia... it was sitting somewhere on my shelf until I found it and decided to crash it with a hammer (I was 15 at the time)... what do you know... they used to do it when they still lived in the caves!
Liam.
Great shot!
Alfaomega
Great lighting. Surprising play of light!
helanker
Very beautiful capture of a Flint arrowhead.