Tension by durleybeachbum
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Another photo of the cable and bricks I posted this week, but with quite a bit of digifiddle.
I forget who suggested that was a good idea, but I didn't need much encouragement!
See it before postwork Here
Comments (25)
Juliette.Gribnau
cool colors and textures
glix70
Very nice abstract pictue, lovely idea and details!!! :0)
jayfar
I like this just as much as your other one. Brilliant idea and a great pic.
giulband
good shot
MrsRatbag
LOL! It came out quite well, you are a master of the digifiddle! Love the textures and lines!
moochagoo
Love the composition and textures
emmecielle
Excellent postwork! :)
Celart
Great contrast and beautiful texture
jendellas
I love those bricks.
Jay-el-Jay
I like how the post work enhances the image.Well done.
jocko500
this is cool looking
goodoleboy
A plethora of lush color, contrast, texture and overall oxidized ambiance in this shot, Andrea. Stand far back if that cable ever breaks.
sandra46
AMAZING WORK
wysiwig
Definitely the fiddled version. I can almost hear the eyeholes groaning.
Faemike55
Very cool work
auntietk
The diagonal composition gives this an additional tension all its own! Excellent image!
Mark-David-Rogers
Think it was probably me (chuckle)... it's very effective too. Well done.
angora
it looks lovely!!
whaleman
Ha ha, you would have done it anyway! Nice work!
pat40
Brilliant work
Katraz
Nice shot works well with the digi fiddle.
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Post has brought forth the textures. Nice one.
anahata.c
I'm only back for a picture right now, but I'm planning a long session soon. I come here with each post and think of a million things to say, and it's not easy to tuck them away. You've often said that you just point and shoot, but you have a 'way', and not only do you get these fresh views of familiar objects, but you get the kind of linear and textural contrasts that only a long-experienced artist would see in the first place. And your humor is there, your sharpness, and your penetrative eye for detail---some if it really intense! Saw the original (on flickr) and loved it too, for the contrasting angles (bricks vs cable), the contrasting hues, and the big feel of it all---even though it's just a small segment of wall. In the postworked version, you've brought the contrasts to high ground, they're vivid and strong, and the detail in brick, mortar and rust are heightened to where they look topographical; and the picture's full of light. (The mortar feels luminous, as does the cable.) An electric and, yeah, tension-filled piece, very alive, and very much an andrea transformation. I have lots of comments waiting, here, and hope to give them soon (I just saw your waterlily, today, and it's crying out for comment---a real wow-ser.) But for now, I love this gallery! This image is terrific.
kgb224
Amazing work Andrea. God bless.
danapommet
I like both versions and the angular POV!