glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by mariuca:
Books have titles, poems have titles, even music needs a certain connotation or a name. Paintings and photographs can stand anonymously if so decided by the artist. I like titles in general - sometimes they become a distant voice of the artist to introduce his work or to play a trick on the viewer and annoy with another riddle. Sometimes they can be misleading as I thought in this case. The title "Glitch" took me on a too common reality. For me this image was an AHA moment. A fraction of a second when looking indifferently from a speedy train, a lost idea, a clue of an unsolved mystery appeared clear in the mind and the eyes saved the moment. Saved as a slide for further reference.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by Melethia:
Grainy, black and white photographs have always appealed to me, perhaps because they create a mood rather than simply providing a record. Here it imparts a bit of a rainy afternoon sadness. The water spots and vignetting nicely balance the lines of the structure, too.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by kanaj:
Congratulations on being named a jury selection in the Art of 2025 challenge!

digital pattern
by Tiberius

Comment by glad2badad:
Voted a couple days ago ...
That's not digital! LOL Yeah, yeah ... ok, fun play on words. Kind of cool seeing that "pattern" right in front of your face.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by kanaj:
The title suggests imperfection, or perhaps an interruption in the orderly nature of things. Visually, the composition registers as deliciously imperfect, too: Hints of something mundane made profound by the circumstances of the seeing. A water-smudged lens and grainy processing which enable us to see what the artist sees. It's a study in abstract geometry and garish artifice that interrogates as much as it exalts. Is the human feat represented by the subject a crowning achievement or a questionable adulteration of reality? As any good piece of art does, this image leaves that up to the viewer to decide.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by KristjanUnnar:
A gorgeous mess perfectly framed. Love the texture and filmlike frame.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by glad2badad:
Interesting effect. Shot through a wet window, or perhaps an overlay? Can't wait to see the comments on this one (from the photographer). :-)

small and sweet
by Tiberius

Comment by Martus:
I think this image would have worked better if the focus was more to the back, with the front blurred. The softer lighting is nice. The window on the left is a little distracting.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by posthumous:
if the special effects are good enough, they can make the whole movie good.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment by tnun:
well wrought.