Chromaticisms - part 2

A few more, then. I'm starting to get a sense of what type of photograph will work out for me here (although I do still get quite surprised at what the inversion offers me to work with at times - or should I say often?), and what won't. There are much more of the latter than of the former.

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Fascinating effects, Serge, enhanced by the choice of subject - or should that be the other way round? True works of art!

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John

Great stuff, plus what jvs says. Love the imagination!

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Be well, stay safe.

Loving these. Keep it up.

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Peter



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Many thanks all, it's a fun and interesting exploration!

You're bringing me round to your way of seeing Serge - the last 3 are particularly good with the subject matter and colours combining superbly!

You do have a great eye and a great imagination

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LennyBloke

Much appreciated LennyB. Composition and subject matter - definitely necessary of course, whatever the type of processing or rendering intent. What is most interesting for me in these experiments, is that I am learning a lot about what colour can bring to (my) photography, whilst staying within my 'off-reality' mindset (which in great part governs my b+w leanings).

Really like these as a set but 2 and 6 for me really work

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Thanks Gareth, happy you enjoy them.