A tangerine from Abkhazia by nikolais
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a photo reconditioned in Corel Painter
Comments (14)
durleybeachbum
I love that 'reconditioned'! Subtle and delicious postwork makes this a poetic dream of an image.
helanker
Very lovely indeed. Like seeing it through a window. Very good idea :)
rainbows
So beautiful Nikolay. It is poetic indeed... Hugs. DiDi. xx
jendellas
I agree with the other comments. Lovely art. xx
evinrude
Lovely, so serene.
CavalierLady
Beautifully composed image and wonderful postwork! Very creative. Beautiful art!
anahata.c
oh, zoom is everything...these are more than strokes, they're many small window panes that you superimposed over the fruits, like we're viewing them through a multiple-paned glass panel. I'd have never thought to do this: you maintained the fruits, and you didn't give it an oil/watercolor treatment per se, you just changed the very air that surrounds these, and made this a multi-dimension capture. And there's something very 'Nikolay' about the white, here, isolating one part of the world, and making it its own unique universe. Wonderful work once more, but then when isn't your work wonderful?
kgb224
Outstanding work my friend. God bless.
Cyve
Beautiful image !!!
MrsRatbag
Breathtaking! I love this, whatever you've done. High art indeed!!
pauldeleu
Love the composition.
blondeblurr
Not only do I see a Tangerine, but I also spot lot's of little, ever so slightly sour Cherries ? which I love so much ... but this is not about me recognizing these beautiful fruits, but your treatment of your photo, given it the special Corel painter technique - which by now has been changed into a piece of art and that brings me back to the Cherries, which looking now, as if they were wrapped in a cellophane or plastic bag - (to keep little thieving fingers away, like mine) LOL very clever Nikolay ... and thanks for the
Cheers Brit
SenZzo
Interesting technique, this "reconditioning". I like it
auntietk
This is beautiful! You've inspired me to try something new. It didn't look like yours (of course) but I'm happy with the result. It's the best part of RR, isn't it? Seeing other people's work and getting excited and inspired. :)