This has been inspired by Carl Warner, who uses everyday objects to create visual puns in his commercial works.
I am quiet pleased with this, done simply using screws and bolts! Against a gradueted background using my laptop screen. Shot in a glass table and to make a river reflection more apparent I wet the whole table and it gave a more rippl-y effect.
I'm hoping for a 6+ score againnnnnnnnnnnnn... pretty please
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I don't know why all my personal best scores are 10th place... lol
Thanks for all your comments and faves!! Makes me happy =]
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I like this one, I think the silhouette approach used to abstract the actual items here gives a stronger execution of the concept that the many other entries based on this set up. The blue graduation and rippled reflections really give it depth.
A great interpretation of that pic on carlwarner.com. I really like the silhouette and the lack of depth between the buildings. I think this is an improvement on the original.
I like these nuts and bolts landscapes. I'd never seen it before, but it looks like a lot of people had the same idea for the challenge. Yours is quite well done and I like that it is silhouetted. The graduated sky is nice too.
This is nice, a bit different from the other cityscapes with nuts and bolts in the challenge, because you made it a silhouette. I really like the small arched one and the rippled reflection.
There's been a few of this idea but I think this is the best executed - only thing stopping a 10 is the lack of depth. The reflection is superb though!
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