13 thoughts on “Negative Shaving Brush”

1. Reblogged this on l'eta' della innocenza.

   1. Grazie ancora

2. Do I see a negative study brewing?

   1. Negative thoughts indeed 🤔

      1. I saw that when I put it in and I assumed you know what I meant. But it does sound rather strange. I study of images which have been reversed into photographic negative form. Kind of dances off the tongue doesn’t it?

         1. Thanks Michael, I knew what you meant …that was just my attempt at a play on words ☺

            One thing that’s interesting to me is how duotoning these images seems to change how they “read” – maybe because it’s a treatment used for positives. I also like how the shadows become “spotlights” and how isolated objects seen in negative can be so alluring.

            I’m glad you took the time to comment — thanks

            1. I knew you knew. I’m looking forward to see what else you do.

            2. ok thanks 😊

3. Excellent picture.

   1. Thanks Rabirus. Be well.

4. You’ve imbued this object with a preternatural glow that really elevates it, and it’s perfect that it’s just lying there, quietly.

   1. Lovely comment Lynn- thanks. The glow in these negative images is the most fascinating aspect to me.

      1. I’ll bet! They’re very animated.

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