Thank you for sharing what item you used and your camera movement technique - just lovely. One day I would love to have a meditation room filled with yours and Ursula's photos (some others as well but I don't want to put down all their names as I might forget some) so I could just lay back on a comfy lounge and get lost in the beauty and make up stories to my hearts content.
Well, I am with the "bottle brigade" :-). In fact I saw an image during the week and the guy told me it wasn't a landscape, it was in fact a bottle. When I saw this image, the first thing that came to mind was "now I know how he did his image" ... NOT :-) ... Ball or bottle, I like it. Doen't know what colours were involved, but can imagine it may also look stunning is a very saturated colour version (since it is a ball and not a bottle :-))
Apparently I have birds on the brain tonight but for whatever reason I see a parrot curled up in the center of the ball. Head (beak and eye) in upper left of circle. Even some wing like lines at left. Iove the tones and I am going to stare at this for a bit now.
I am wondering what item(s) you used to create so many lovely textures and swirls - beautiful shades covering so much of the b&w spectrum - I see you used quite a long exposure too so you gave this a lot of thought and it shows. I hope you are recovering nicely and am so glad to see it didn't side-line you too much - your photos are a real treat.
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