A set of surprisingly sharp antique forks I found to be an interesting textural study for this challenge. Zero clue how this will do, conceptually, but I kept coming back to this one.
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Really never expected the range of responses this image received. I have to say I'm baffled by it, but still generally consider this to be a successful creation. :-) I'm just glad it seems to have connected with a few people!
Statistics
Place: 15 out of 29 Avg (all users): 6.0000 Avg (participants): 5.9412 Avg (non-participants): 6.0625 Views since voting: 146 Views during voting: 67 Votes: 33 Comments: 8 Favorites: 2 (view)
i agree .. it is an absolutely successful creation .. and like i said .. i found it very very appealing in voting ..
i particularly liked the tones and the light and those sharp bits and the oof bits ..
its often difficult to put into words why an image grabs you .. although i've noticed that you dont seem to find it difficult .. lol ..
anyway .. after i received your lovely comment on my F-Stop image i decided to pop into your profile and see what i could see .. and this grabbed my attention .. i was very surprised .. like you .. that this didnt do better .. and i really cant understand all those votes of 3 .. it definitely satisfies the challenge .. i actually thought this could end up on the front page .. and apologies for not commenting during the challenge ...
anyway .. i hope you are having an excellent week and thanks again .. 🙂
Definitely ribbon worthy as far as I am concerned. I really like the dramatic editing. It is more than just a photograph. It shows excellence and creative expression.
Middle of the pack for most. Near the top of the heap for me. Definitely interesting texture!
I guess Ken and I have something in common after all ;-) This was among my top 3 picks. Reminds me of the kitchen scene from "Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events" for some reason. Love love the processing!