Ribbon
by DCrest01

Comment by jomari:
Pleasing abstract.

Light as The Breeze
by DCrest01

Comment by Ja-9:
Diane this is brilliant!!! Very well done

Ribbon
by DCrest01

Comment by Pangurban:
Clever use of processing. Certainly captures the challenge.

Light as The Breeze
by DCrest01

Comment by MargaretNet:
Great concept. It was one of my top picks.

Light as The Breeze
by DCrest01

Comment by jgirl57:
Not voting- commenting only

Different image and it is nice to be seen

Ribbon
by DCrest01

Comment by Zita:
Good concept nicely presented with well executed composition. This appears as though it may have been buzzed or simplified, processes which I greatly enjoy - normally. The degree to which this as been simplified leaves the image, for me, feeling pixelated. And, I think, it is due to the inherent coarseness of the ribbon's threads. I wonder if MORE simplification would smooth out those hard squares and lend to a more flowing impression? Nonetheless, the form and lines are topnotch, it is the "texture" that just didn't work for me.

Please do not be offended by reaction; remember, abstract photography is an art form, subject to the viewer's emotions. Regardless of my experience with the overall texture, I think your eye is very good for this type of work. So, quite sincerely, I wish you good luck with the image.

Light as The Breeze
by DCrest01

Comment by nam:
As far as I'm concerned, this is beyond cool. Looks like it might be an art piece or do you just cart around a window with a curtain so you can set it up interesting places?

Light as The Breeze
by DCrest01

Comment by jomari:
I love the window and curtain. I sort of wish that it lined up with the end of the boardwalk rather than the fence and vegetation. 8

Sue's Dock
by DCrest01

Comment by Melethia:
The overlay doesn't seem to be as well integrated here as in shoom. More like the picture got wet somewhere along the line - made it through a flood perhaps.

Light as The Breeze
by DCrest01

Comment by smardaz:
i want to like this more than i do, i feel like a different crop may have pushed it up farther