Great color and color transitions...I love the ripples. But a little something to think about is the horizontal factor...seems a less dynamic feeling of motion than it could be...I'm thinking it might be interesting to try some tilted versions.
How come there are no settings in these PAW postings? With your work that is always the first question that comes to mind as we marvel at the result.
Sorry, that's just very sad. No further comment.
I think what he means is EXIF data. He is also being complimentary. I would have asked the same.
I love the image. There are a few on DPC who do it well and this is one of those. Smooth edible goodness.
Thank you, Harvey. I pay almost no attention to EXIF data, but I'll try to include it if it is important to others.
How come there are no settings in these PAW postings? With your work that is always the first question that comes to mind as we marvel at the result.
Sorry, that's just very sad. No further comment.
I think what he means is EXIF data. He is also being complimentary. I would have asked the same.
I love the image. There are a few on DPC who do it well and this is one of those. Smooth edible goodness.
Gallery worthy. It's obvious that it's water, but also clear that it doesn't matter that it's water, because the image is about line and form, and implied movement.
The result of colors and gradients in the top portion creates a very soothing feeling and becomes more rigid as the flow proceeds to the bottom. I always love it when you do not need a title on an image to convey a feeling. I did not notice the title until my senses were satisfied.
Ah Ursula, you create such beauty from ordinary subjects - it makes me want to pull it off the screen and feel it against me as a favorite scarf - the mixture of softness and crispness is just gorgeous and fills up my eyes with it's beauty. I love the way the colors layer .. I could go on and on but suffice to say, it's another type of abstract that I love.