A couple of abstract waterscapes

[invisible]

Not everybody's cup of tea, but here we go anyway...

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2.

Thanks for looking...

 

[fotomumma09]

Technically speaking I am too new to photography to comment, but artistically I am fascinated by #1. It draws me in. The second one has a very peaceful feel.

 

[Jeff92]

Wow, I don't usually stare long at photographs but #1 drew me on. Not sure why, maybe cause I'm new and wonder how the hell you did that lol

 

[Derrel]

I don't like the 50-50 bisection of the frame in #1...the 1/3-2/3 balance in #2 appeals more to me...it feels more tranquil to me, with more water and less sky, and more "weight" at the bottom. I don;t want to sound like a contrarian, but I actually feel some repulsion when looking at #1...I just can hardly stand to look at it...but #2 on the other hand, draws me in, and I WANT to look at it!

 

[Mike Lamb]

I like #1 better but would crop about 25% off the bottom.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Turn the top one 90° CCW for a good time.

 

[mishele]

Good fun!! I like this side of you...=)

 

[Frequency]

This is my cup of tea for sure, but only after pouring out some to the level of 2/3rd

 

[invisible]

but I actually feel some repulsion when looking at #1...I just can hardly stand to look at it...

Best comment I've ever received

Turn the top one 90° CCW for a good time.

LOL!

Thanks everybody for taking a look and commenting, especially those of you who were left at the verge of throwing up :lmao:

 

[BlackSheep]

#1 is very unsettling if you look at it for more than like a few seconds - I love it!

 

[invisible]

#1 is very unsettling if you look at it for more than like a few seconds - I love it!

Thank you! Unsettling was not in my mind when I created this, though.

 

[BlackSheep]

Actually, I should have used the word "hypnotizing" instead, that fits better than unsettling. It reminds me of staring at a campfire.

 

[invisible]

Actually, I should have used the word "hypnotizing" instead, that fits better than unsettling. It reminds me of staring at a campfire.

Aaah, the beauty of abstract imagery

 

[Demers18]

I don't like the 50-50 bisection of the frame in #1...the 1/3-2/3 balance in #2 appeals more to me...it feels more tranquil to me, with more water and less sky, and more "weight" at the bottom. I don;t want to sound like a contrarian, but I actually feel some repulsion when looking at #1...I just can hardly stand to look at it...but #2 on the other hand, draws me in, and I WANT to look at it!

I have to disagree with you for number one. I find the 50/50 split really works for this image as it gives you a the impression of split between two workds/dimensions. Which I find interesting.

The second photo is also a win, love the calmness and provides a much different feel than the first.

These photos really remind of a nice soft painting. They would fit nicely in a huge white foyer.

Nice work Invisible!

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Has anyone noticed that the top one is upside down?