USS Stewart: Open by auntietk
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Description
How to get from here to there, from inside to outside.
Alternatively: an abstract composition in metal.
Comments (25)
Faemike55
lefty losey righty tighty! SOP! great shot Tara!
dent-de-lion
Great close up. Please give me some as texture in my work.
photosynthesis
Very cool metal abstract...
giulband
Great great great photo!!!!!! I likke the concept oprn in the lines that seems close something
jocko500
wonderful shot
SunriseGirl
I like the nice clean looking lines in this. Very appealing
jayfar
And if you can't budge it, put the 'N' to the front!!
prutzworks
contra clockwise cool detail, well seen
durleybeachbum
Terrific! it is also somehow a hopeful, cup-half-full sort of image: how different it would be if it said 'CLOSE'.
Wolfenshire
Yea, but did you turn the wheel.. It was meant to be turned. Turn it!!
sossy
fantastic capture and marvelous impression! ;o)
kgb224
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
alanwilliams
great wheelscape
MrsRatbag
Wow, brilliantly captured! This is wonderful!
Sea_Dog
I really like your composition - nice tight shot that shows the important details.
helanker
Very excellent Abstract. Lovely clarity :)
RodS
Hehe - I love this! A wonderful detail shot, Tara! This just makes me smile... :-D
bmac62
It was fun to get lost in the details wasn't it? How very cool...
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Great close-up here Tara.
moochagoo
It makes a really good abstract
anahata.c
An abstract, as you say, but also a portrait in metal parts. Your crop brings out the two wheels/gears: Ie, the one in front and the one in back. And they cross each other, direction-wise. And the textures and decay on the front wheel are wonderful; and so nice that they're in such focus while the background is not. And the light in the background is almost more intense than the light in foreground: A very nice counterpoint, because it draws the background forward, while we, by nature, "push it back" (in our minds). A simple capture with several layers in it; and, for all the criss-crosses, it's very peaceful. I've said 'peaceful' several times, now: I see it in your decayed textures, in your old open spaces, in your arid shots, and others...you'll capture a sense of openness and peace. I can't fully explain it, but it's there. You find the 'quiet' in these spaces, and bring it to light for us. Beautifully done. Tara, I am having problems with this server---2d time in a few weeks---so I'm going to come back here a second time. I want to see if I can do a few comments elsewhere while I still have a signal; and if it works after that, I'll go to Bill's gallery. If not, I'll get to his, the next session. (I don't want to start in Bill's gallery just to watch the signal leave. I want a concentrated session there, just as I had here.) It's always special to comment here, and not just look: I get a deeper feel for all your styles and loves. I love what I sat with today. I'll be back again soon...
faroutsider
The details are a devil... but you have a way of capturing them, taming them, a giving them a life of their own. I'm heading outside, through the open hatch.
Celart
Great closeup
mtdana
Very nicely framed image and congratulation for selection to LWITG!
debbielove
Abnd this opens....guesses here.. lol Mysterious indeed!.. But cool shot. Rob