Warp and Weft by auntietk

Photography • Architecture • posted on Sep 02, 2010

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Description

The 520-Montlake interchange as seen from Marsh Island at the Arboretum. All the pilings and various levels of roadways made me think of weaving. It was nearly black and white even in color ... a perfect choice for a bit of filter fiddling!

Comments (19)

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Faemike55

12:39AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

Excellent capture! I agree with your assessment on both counts!

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cfulton

1:45AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

Perfect for B&W - a very interesting structure! Clive

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durleybeachbum

2:29AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

How complex! This is so very interesting, and very beautiful in monochrome.

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awjay

2:32AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

excellent in b/w

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helanker

2:43AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

It is simply gorgeous Tara. Wonderful and soft and the b/w is perfect to it.

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debbielove

8:26AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

Good work Tara! Intriguing! Love the colouring ....or lack of! Rob

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cannonn

9:40AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

realy beautiful

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bmac62

10:52AM | Thu, 02 September 2010

Your artist's eye for composition and your postworking skills for presentation...wonderful result.

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jmb007

1:27PM | Thu, 02 September 2010

belle photo!!

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lyron

2:05PM | Thu, 02 September 2010

Beautiful image!!

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MrsRatbag

9:39PM | Thu, 02 September 2010

Oh, nicely done! It's a great place for this kind of shot...and you did fantastically!

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faroutsider

1:37AM | Fri, 03 September 2010

Even the concrete jungle has its own beauty. Great capture and postwork, Tara.

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Chipka

3:37AM | Fri, 03 September 2010

I love artificial things that take on their own beauty. This is the perfect example! I love the treatment of this photo as well...the filter work and the subtle tweaks really give this a distinct vibe more literary than literal. Yeah, I like this a lot! Quite a lot! And the title made me think of Star Trek. Warp would be...well...engaging the warp engines, and weft would be (though they've never said so) putting on the breaks and dropping out of warp...hmmm...my mind goes off in weird directions at times. Oh well...at least a great picture inspired it, rather than something totally mundane like some stupid commercial on the radio.

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