Water and Oil + Some Dazzle
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 16:26
Uff there's a real marmite feeling to these images. I like the water patterns and colours but I'm finding the smaller bits of dust and markings on the glass/surface distracting. The first one keeps the distracting stuff away from the central areas while the second has nicer water circles but more distracting darker areas.
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 16:38
First attempts but see where you're coming from. Thanks for the feedback. 👍
I used Pixelshift on both and it does have a habit of picking up any extraneous stuff unless you have a clinically clean environment.
This one will drive you completely nuts!
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I used Pixelshift on both and it does have a habit of picking up any extraneous stuff unless you have a clinically clean environment.
This one will drive you completely nuts!
Pastel? by Robbie Corrigan, on Flickr
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Last Edited by robbiec on 21/06/2020 - 17:00
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 17:04
I like the experimental, abstract nature of them.
I could see something of this style as large wallart in a modern house.
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I could see something of this style as large wallart in a modern house.
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 17:08
The third one is actually a tiny bit easier on the eyes due to the pinkish tones in the centre. I've managed to spot a fingerprint on the left so that's got me triggered now though!
Edit: The third being a little bit softer does take away from the interesting circle patterns though.
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Edit: The third being a little bit softer does take away from the interesting circle patterns though.
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Last Edited by HarisF1 on 21/06/2020 - 17:09
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 17:17
HarisF1 wrote:
The third one is actually a tiny bit easier on the eyes due to the pinkish tones in the centre. I've managed to spot a fingerprint on the left so that's got me triggered now though!
Edit: The third being a little bit softer does take away from the interesting circle patterns though.
The third one is actually a tiny bit easier on the eyes due to the pinkish tones in the centre. I've managed to spot a fingerprint on the left so that's got me triggered now though!
Edit: The third being a little bit softer does take away from the interesting circle patterns though.
In the pink bubble? Not a fingerprint
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 21:55
Bizarre, Robbie. (And bizarre is pretty darn cool, in my opinion.)
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 21:59
Like the abstract approach to colour and shape - really nicely done 
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Posted 21/06/2020 - 23:01
It's funny really, it's a simple setup, not everyone's cup of tea I realise but I enjoyed dabbling with the experimentation and will probably do more. I can see room for improvement for sure but I've taken a total of 9 shots in total and 3 / 4 are usable enough to show off. 1 is probably a bit too detailed, 2 is there or there abouts ref how much detail I want to show and 3 is adding a couple of different elements to bounce the light 
It's a rabbit hole you can disappear for quite a while I expect.
Thanks all for your observations, appreciated.
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It's a rabbit hole you can disappear for quite a while I expect.
Thanks all for your observations, appreciated.
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Last Edited by robbiec on 21/06/2020 - 23:02
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