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Nature Art - Primitive Water Colour
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Uploaded: 10/06/10 2:45 AM GMT
Nature Art - Primitive Water Colour
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A companion piece to yesterday's Oil on Water. This was the initial oil spill that caught my attention. It reminded me of some primitive painting scratched on some dark cave wall. Then again it could have been the hot sun baking my mind that was making me see things (again).
The water was originally quite dark and dull looking. So I tweaked the settings and colours a bit to get the blueness.
Enjoy and your comments welcomed
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10/06/10 3:20 AM GMT
Wendell - Are you sure this isn't some Microsoft graphics? lol A good eye to see this - captured and processed nicely. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
Wendell, I'm really surprised that the Canadian EPA allows this sort of oil storage and spillage. But what sucks for Mother Nature surely does make for a pretty photo. If we keep our fingers crossed, maybe there'll be a nice volcano or a humongous chemical spill to soil the atmosphere and make for some pretty sunset shots. :-)
I liked yesterday's shot a little better because of the intricacy of the pattern. Also I liked yesterday's shot a little better because you cropped out the grassy edges. This shot just reminds me too much of what humanity is doing to our planet. Just call me a tree hugger, I guess.
Roger
I liked yesterday's shot a little better because of the intricacy of the pattern. Also I liked yesterday's shot a little better because you cropped out the grassy edges. This shot just reminds me too much of what humanity is doing to our planet. Just call me a tree hugger, I guess.
Roger
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"I ask you...Just where does the fire go when it goes out?"
-Ben Dover
Very clever art capture and the tweaked it very nicely.All in all a very nice capture.Right now for a good tip don't keep hanging around oil spills as you might be classed as the culprit.Hello hello,yes officer how can i help you?.Show me the oil can sir.
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I too found yesterdays post more interesting but then it was also more abstract but I where you were going with this one - I do see the cave painting.
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"What a desolate place would be a world without a flower!
It would be a face without a smile, a feast without a welcome." A.J. Balfour
Really unusual but beautiful too Wendell. I wouldn't claim to "understand" it. But then, I'm not a pretentious git!
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"A word to the wise is infuriating."
Hunter Stockton Thompson (1937-2005)
Like the other post better Wendell this one is not bad the other just better.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sunsets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
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It is not the sun on your head no Wendell lol, both photos bring a interesting patterns and beautiful blue composition, this one seems a result of a kind of blue ink.
It is not the sun on your head no Wendell lol, both photos bring a interesting patterns and beautiful blue composition, this one seems a result of a kind of blue ink.
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Susie Sun