Much appreciated Philip. Happy this image has something to say…
Hi John and great image! Wishing you a happy Wednesday…😊⭐️⭐️⭐️😊
These are the kinds of images one misses—where a few small details catch the eye and make you pause, allowing your mind to delve deeper and soak up an atmosphere or a place.
In this instance it was a few small details as well as the lack of them. The dominant diffused “cloud” is actually a large flower right in front of the lens.
Much appreciate your comments…
Thanks, John, this answers my question. Beautiful!
👋🏼 Happy to hear– thanks
intriguing John – keeps the viewer focused!
Thanks. I’ve been trying to throw the rule book away a bit. Happy you found some intrigue!
very freeing!
The texture is very interesting; it reminds me of lithographs. It’s nicely balanced by the “pearls” and grass blades to give some context. Hovering in that liminal space between abstraction and representation again, but maybe also in a space between photography and drawing or printmaking. And I wonder what would happen if you printed this on rough vs smooth paper?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Much appreciated Philip. Happy this image has something to say…
Hi John and great image! Wishing you a happy Wednesday…😊⭐️⭐️⭐️😊
These are the kinds of images one misses—where a few small details catch the eye and make you pause, allowing your mind to delve deeper and soak up an atmosphere or a place.
In this instance it was a few small details as well as the lack of them. The dominant diffused “cloud” is actually a large flower right in front of the lens.
Much appreciate your comments…
Thanks, John, this answers my question. Beautiful!
👋🏼 Happy to hear– thanks
intriguing John – keeps the viewer focused!
Thanks. I’ve been trying to throw the rule book away a bit. Happy you found some intrigue!
very freeing!
The texture is very interesting; it reminds me of lithographs. It’s nicely balanced by the “pearls” and grass blades to give some context. Hovering in that liminal space between abstraction and representation again, but maybe also in a space between photography and drawing or printmaking. And I wonder what would happen if you printed this on rough vs smooth paper?
Those are original thoughts– thanks