abstract?

[ferny]

I've got a to enter an abstract photo in a couple of weeks. Does this count for you?

 

[JonMikal]

certainly counts for me...i like it! what's the original color?

 

[ferny]

Thanks. Here's the original. I made a slight edit to the b&w which isn't on the colour one.

edit again. It's a corner of a reindeer silhouette light which is resting on a mirror. It was the only real light around so there isn't a reflection of me.

• Make - KONICA MINOLTA
  Model - DiMAGE Z10
  ExposureTime - 1/50 seconds
  FNumber - 3.30
  ExposureProgram - Aperture priority
  ISOSpeedRatings - 64
  MeteringMode - Spot
  LightSource - Tungsten
  Flash - Not fired, compulsory flash mode
  SceneType - A directly photographed image
  CustomRendered - Normal process
  ExposureMode - Auto
  WhiteBalance - Manual
  DigitalZoomRatio - 0.00 x
  FocalLengthIn35mmFilm - 227 mm
  SceneCaptureType - Standard
  GainControl - None
  Contrast - Normal
  Saturation - Normal
  Sharpness - Normal
  SubjectDistanceRange - Close view
  

 

[sillyphaunt]

I think so.. I like it, Ferny. The line really draws your eye all the way up and down the form. Great work!

 

[terri]

I think I like the color version better (you won't see that coming from me very often). But it makes it look like it's glowing - cool effect.

Definitely qualifies as abstract, all shape and tone. Nice job!

 

[will965]

I like the way it draws your eye all around the image but i'm undecied about b&w or colour, both good.

 

[LittleMan]

I like B&W more than the color... but that's just me

 

[ferny]

I think I prefer the b&w to. I find it easier to focus on the shape and tones. The colour in the erm, colour version seems to be getting in the way a bit.

Thanks guys.