s p l a s h by nikolais
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Description
photo manipulation to balance the banality of the original agaist imagination
Comments (21)
durleybeachbum
Elegant! Superb image.
koosievantutte
fantastic image.
lyron
Great image!!!
timtripp
superb!
Mutte4R
good work and great image!
costapanos
Excellent capture
francinechristophe
Great capture !
ShadowsNTime
Super work Nikolay! Excellent capture! and I love the presentation!!!
anaber
Your image is a fabulous B/W with an "unique" contrast..and a challenge too,as you said."SPLASH" could be a rock to fall into water...but i don´t see the splashing there...So, for me your "splash" is the noise of a sentiment..BRAVO!
mss
Very beautiful simplified shape in b+w. Done with masking? Doesn't look like it was originally water...
bclaytonphoto
Minimal, and yet so powerful. Very strong work here..
MrsRatbag
Wonderful work! Wow!
auntietk
Beautiful composition and light. Whatever you did, the result is fabulous.
3x3
lovely composition x 5+
Corwin13
Magnifique!
jeroni
Wonderful and beautiful portrait
bmac62
So simple, so well done.
RIGAU
MUY BUENO !!!
carinatiefenthaler
fantastic art work!!!!
anahata.c
as always, when you concentrate on a single entity or gesture, you bring it out as a world of its own. A splash transformed into a rush of light, almost an abstract; and your postwork so often doesn't feel like postwork but rather like genuine painting with images. One cannot detect the presence of filters in your work, except perhaps tint or coloration, as there are none of their artifacts in your work, none of the sense of 'added effects', added dots, lines, intensification, etc. As one who works with filters as actual 'elements of art' (in my Photoshop paintings), I know how intrusive filters & settings can be. You create art that has so little 'fingerprint' of filters that we truly believe this image existed in your environment, as is. But it did, however: It's what you see inside your environment, like the splash within the splash. And the chalk-like border & all that black, is perfection. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate work like this.
three_grrr
wonderful sense of motion .. is it truly water?