Obsession Still life by durleybeachbum
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The mini bottle of perfume I am using at present caught a glimmer of sun and put an interesting reflection shadow onto a handmade card from one of my Chinese girls.
It lent itself to a bit of a digifiddle, but you can see how it started out Here
Comments (19)
jayfar
Great work on this Andrea.
kgb224
Amazing capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
ArtistKimberly
Delightfully Wonderful Work,
alanwilliams
so effective. Love your crossword playing musician story
pat40
So lovely Andrea
Adobe_One_Kenobi
One of Calvin's best I think, it has such a arm sensual smell
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Of course that's Warm and not arm. Must put some new batteries in the keyboard :D
jendellas
Nice one!!
Faemike55
Great capture and digifiddle!
Mark-David-Rogers
Fantastic capture, I also love the post work, the interesting reflection really adds that extra strength to this piece. Well done.
Rob2753
I like the original but I much prefer this andrea, well post worked it's a lovely image
auntietk
Each version brings out something different in the scene, and I like them both!
goodoleboy
An abstract of biblical proportions in this splendidly digifiddled presentation, Andrea.
designem
Striking image!
MrsRatbag
How lovely this is! I love Obsession, but it's so easy to use too much and be overwhelming. It's nicest as just a subtle hint...
whaleman
It's a good name - we all have them!
wysiwig
Two wonderful images. Love the digifiddle.
anahata.c
oh, this is my kind of postwork...I just love what you do with edges, and how you "colonize" hues and get all that geological detail, and work in such coordinated as well as contrasting hues (your browns and reddish hues in the right half are examples of coordination, to me). And little things like that blue colony in the upper right corner...it's the best. You've turned the original---a nice photo (with one of your bottles)---into an electric study of form and line and biological patterns. And the card becomes this growing molecular force taking over the page. A wonderful addition to your long (and to me, enormously vital) bottle series...with that signature postwork. Love it.
danapommet
I love your digifiddling - it is always so creative but I have to rate the two photos as even!
helanker
Really beautiful result. Could be a fancy painting too :)))