I thought that the reflection in the dented surface resembled an angry bird - not necessarily one of the Angry Birds.
I used Topaz Adjust > vibrance. (Topaz Studio has disappeared from my computer :-( and it was my go to pp filter collection.)
Now that I see it, I can't unsee it. This is amazing.
(Contact Topaz for help getting your Topaz Studio back. They are very good and will have records of all your purchases. They have helped me out a number of times.)
What beauty in the demolished and discarded. The central speckled color and pattern suggests a butterfly's wing, in furtherance of the haunting creature you've summoned.
I see the angry bird, and I like the abstract nature of the image. The composition/balance, the geometry, and the colors are all very appealing. I wasn’t quite sure if the triangle bit in the bottom right corner was good, but then I noticed it balances the triangle in the upper left corner.
It's amazing what you can find in an old wrecked car lot. Your abstract imagery is compelling and extremely unique. As an urban explorer I've also found unique patterns in old rail cars but this is definitely one of a kind. I'm looking forward to your next find.
i'm really liking this Marion .. usually its a bright shiny clean duco and metal that 'attracts' ..
but i'm finding the grungy splatters etc much more appealing .. ;)
anyway .. i'm loving your angry bird .. his eye is extremely menacing ..
great start .. looking forward to seeing more cars or parts thereof ..
btw .. i'm hugely into cars .. and driving them .. !! ..
in fact i need cruise control to keep me legal !! .. ;)
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