Day 3 - Three
by sherpet

Comment by Jutilda:
Make a big a__ triptych of these. Love it.

Day 4 - Folds & Curves
by sherpet

Comment by Jutilda:
The agave works GREAT in BW. Love the distinct light, dark and mid tones.

Day 3 - Three
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Comment by chele:
you really do amazing portraits of the agave. always impressive

Day 3 - Three
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Comment by sherpet:
No cloning down there, that I can remember.....

Originally posted by eamurdock: This is beautiful... Really great. Did you do some cloning in the lower right? There seems to be a pattern in there that looks like a processing artifact...

Symmetry
by sherpet

Comment by sevilduvarci:
fantastic composition, shez.

Day 3 - Three
by sherpet

Comment by eamurdock:
This is beautiful... Really great. Did you do some cloning in the lower right? There seems to be a pattern in there that looks like a processing artifact...

Day 4 - Folds & Curves
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Comment by alexjack:
Absolutely beautiful lines, great tones, very dynamic. Little grainy in areas but not really a problem. Really top notch.

Jack

Day 4 - Folds & Curves
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Comment by zeuszen:

Originally posted by ursula: ...Sharpness where there's supposed to be sharpness, softness where softness needs to be, great shapes, flowing lines...

Yes.

There is also an exquisite balance between the translucent and the opaque, between gradating tones and the solid and an ever so slight ambiguity about the dimensions, which awards us a more sustained interest than in something solely so and not otherwise.

Even the noise is something to be enjoyed here, considering an image of lines and edges.

Day 4 - Folds & Curves
by sherpet

Comment by krnodil:
This is another great abstract. Love the lines, the bold cuts. Very Georgia O'Keefe.

Day 4 - Folds & Curves
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Comment by sherpet:
To get your seal of approval Ursula means such a lot to me, actually to get anyones approval means a lot to me, as well.....
Thanks heaps.....No more agaves after this one for now, as I have found some great images tucked away, taken not long ago, to turn into black and white for tomorrow.....

Originally posted by ursula: Hmmmm. This one's actually quite good. Sharpness where there's supposed to be sharpness, softness where softness needs to be, great shapes, flowing lines. The square crop works well here. I like it. IMO, of course.

Message edited by author 2007-05-03 22:58:43.