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I'm back doing "Forest Abstracts" ... this is number 10 in the series (I made a set if you care to see the others). I highly recommend the exercise of abstracting the forest, try it ... it's addictive! This is not heavily processed even though it appears to be ... strong contrast adjustment, colour balance warmed up a wee bit and then the image was sharpened. The effect is an artifact of using a very long lens and relatively wide aperture for a narrow depth of field - only one of the trees is in focus as you can see. The trees were snow free due to a short bout of warmer weather but it is snowing once again as I type this note.
I had a feeling during the hike that I was going to see Frodo and Sam at any moment :)
I prefer it on black and you may too ... push L on your keyboard.
Thought I had uploaded this but I just have another similar shot. I loved Coyote Buttes South and hope to return sometime. As I said, just so many possibilities.
Thanks for all the comments on the previous images.
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This is a detail shot from one of my Fluid Paintings using Acrylic on canvas. You can visit my website at www.markchadwick.co.uk or follow me on twitter at twitter.com/markchadwickart. Thanks for viewing!
Photographed image of a film that developed on the water's surface when I rinsed out my cooler at lakeside. I don't know what caused the film.
I'm trying to figure out creative ways to display my doodles.. Most of my images are simple; one subject with no other content. This is probably due to my Autism. I tend to hyper-focus on one subject at a time..
This image was an attempt to create a Gallery Image in Abstract, to create a work of art that also contains other works of art. I used GIMP to create this Surreal Abstract..
I sketched the outlines for this image on a little post-it-note, in December of 2014. It sat on my desk for a long time before I finally got the inspiration to complete the project.. I photographed the sketch using my Amazon Fire Tablet, then uploaded it to my computer..
To create this image, I had to basically invent some new tricks, using the trial and error method.. I'm not a trained artist, nor have I been trained to use image editing software.. I learn by just doing it..!
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Thanks to you, my Flickr friends, this image made Explore for November 17, 2011.
On a gorgeous, mild Sunday afternoon My wife and I went for a spin on the London Eye. I timed the ride so that we would crest the top of the world's largest ferris wheel right at sunset. It take about half an hour to do a loop on the wheel, so the trick is to get on about 15 to 20 minute before you want to be at the crest. I was lucky enough to be in London for some of the best weather they had all year (so they told me). This is a view of the structure standing directly underneath it looking up.