Orchestration by ShadowsNTime
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Apophysis
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orchestration from Websters Dictionary
the planning or coordination of the elements of a situation to produce a desired effect,
especially surreptitiously.
Anyone feel like dancing? That's what I feel when I see this image, a celestial dance...when viewing abstract art, it is up to the person viewing what they see...if you don't see dancing, what do you see? Happy weekend to you all!
Comments (5)
Richardphotos
amazing fractal art.
ShadowsNTime
thank you Richard, happy you liked it
kepp
super spirals lovely work
ShadowsNTime
thanks so much for your visit and nice comment!
CosmicEnvisions
Waves, energy, movement and light, that's what I see my friend :-) Amazing work. Happy weekend :-)
ShadowsNTime
Lol, all those things you said are a part of dancing as well, I assume you were thinking of something different;-) thank you for your visit and the great comment!
jendellas
My first thought was the rousing ending to the BBC's Last night of the Proms.
ShadowsNTime
Lol! I don't know what that is but thanks for the cool comment! made me giggle!
anahata.c
the definition you gave for orchestration is the usual one...and it fits here. The musical definition is how a musician uses all the instruments of the orchestra----that's similar to the general definition, only it's applied to the symphony orchestra. (That's what Jendellas was referring to above: The BBC "Proms" are symphony concerts (in England), short for "Promenade Concerts"---which use orchestration. It's not something most non-brits would know, so I can understand how that comment made you giggle! I assume the final Prom concerts of the season are a big bash---which your image certainly is...)
For me, this is a big collision of three bulbous organic entities, pushing up against each other, over an ocean of waves (the lowest level of your image). I love the intensifying lines, and the beautiful blues. And the feeling that those three things are crowding each other. That's what orchestral sections will do. Again, it's great to see these full size, because they bloom that way. This is terrific. The creature in the middle is holding his own! Either that or this image is one BIG creature, with two eyes and a big nose...Terrific piece, Lynn. Very dynamic and sensual.