Architectural Study 7 by anahata.c
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After tonight, I won't be posting again for some days...but I'll still catch up in your galleries. I'm getting there!
(If only the EBOTS would start working again!)
(The ebots went on a cyber-vacation. They're sunning it up on the Riviera, with 2000 pdf attachments, and a band of scantily-clad jpgs.)
This is my 7th architectural 'study'. Hope you enjoy!
One more oddity to come...
Mark
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Comments (13)
ArtistKimberly
Gorgeous!
goodoleboy
It took a zoom to verify that this is an abstract version of the original photograph, one that was expertly captured whilst facing the bright cold sun (an anomaly if you will). Love those branches and limbs, starkly represented in their snowy gothic state, Mark. Supreme contrasts, textures and composition in this offering.
giulband
WONDERFUL !!! The manipulation give a great effect and expressivity to this image !!
Faemike55
very cool manipulation of a standard street scene gives a bit of abstract life to an otherwise possible dreary day Excellent
bakapo
a winter wonderland made into a pretty winter fairyland... well done!
Cyve
WOW my friend... It's absolutely FABULOUS... Marvelous view and picture also !!!
LivingPixels
lovely work!!!
durleybeachbum
This is just FABULOUS! What a wowser!
MrsRatbag
You know I love everything about this, the graphic details, the high-key feeling, the surreal colour tints, the overall feeling of wintry sunshine...yep, it's a winner!
alanwilliams
beautifully caught
rbowen
Excellent!
magnus073
Mark, let me say first of all that I'm so glad to finally have a chance to sit down and enjoy your gallery. As you mentioned my ebots have also been few and far between and I had almost given up. What is most fun about visiting your gallery is reading the comments of your dear friends who like myself are enchanted by your work. Clearly this architectural study inspired everyone here and obviously a lot of thought went into its creation.
romanceworks
A unique study of nature, buildings, and structure. Those heavy tree trunks are a worthy match to the bricks. That little parking sign looks so insignificant against these giants, and I like the rays and touches of color, adding warmth and the promise of warmer days to come. A lovely work, Mark, and wish I was sunning on the Rivera with those ebots.