Abstract...ish, Part 2 for C&C

[sm4him]

Part 1 can be found here.

As I said in Part 1, I'm breaking from my normal M.O.: no wordy stories, explanations or other humorous banter. Just the photos, ma'am.
However, I reserve the right to break into wordiness later in the same thread...

#1

abstract b&w_0034web by sm4him, on Flickr


#2

abstract_0039croppedweb by sm4him, on Flickr

#3 (same as #2 but in B&W and flipped)

abstract_0039b&wweb by sm4him, on Flickr

#4

abstract_0033web by sm4him, on Flickr

 

[Derrel]

Kind of like modern-day Cubism! Pretty niftily done Sharon! Bitter Jeweler has been the main poster of this style of photos here. I find these types of photos often quite fascinating, with the way they reveal so many different things, in such small pieces! VERY worthy subject matter for the modern photog!

 

[spacefuzz]

I like the abstract

 

[leeroix]

i enjoy #2. and the BW version seems flat to me...

 

[KenC]

These are good. Forget #3, though, you don't want to lose the color contrast, and it also looks better not flipped.

 

[sm4him]

Kind of like modern-day Cubism! Pretty niftily done Sharon! Bitter Jeweler has been the main poster of this style of photos here. I find these types of photos often quite fascinating, with the way they reveal so many different things, in such small pieces! VERY worthy subject matter for the modern photog!

Thanks, Derrel! I appreciate that. Bitter's really the reason I've gotten brave enough to attempt some of this stuff. Speaking of which, where IS Bitter lately? Probably off slaving over custom jewelry orders for Christmas...

i enjoy #2. and the BW version seems flat to me...

These are good. Forget #3, though, you don't want to lose the color contrast, and it also looks better not flipped.

Agreed. Thought the b&w version might be interesting, but I think I didn't process it very well and after looking at it some more, I'm not sure I'd like it better as a b&w even if it WAS done well. KenC, I think you're right about the color contrast being the better choice.

 

[sm4him]

Just a little Thursday morning Bump. I know you're out there, looking. End the silence!

 

[tirediron]

Nice work Sharon. I especially like the first two.

 

[Derrel]

The more I look at these, the more I like #4. It has so many interesting reflections!!! I LOVE the way there are differing rectangular "pieces" in #4. There is the "column" formed by the dark panes on the left side; there is a 3-column and a 5-column grouping; the lower right hand area is a 5x 2-high block of its own...I mean, MAN, #4 just has so much visual variety...it's simply excellent.


No other word for it.

E_X_C_E_L_L_E_N_T.

 

[sm4him]

Nice work Sharon. I especially like the first two.

Thanks; I appreciate the compliment!

The more I look at these, the more I like #4. It has so many interesting reflections!!! I LOVE the way there are differing rectangular "pieces" in #4. There is the "column" formed by the dark panes on the left side; there is a 3-column and a 5-column grouping; the lower right hand area is a 5x 2-high block of its own...I mean, MAN, #4 just has so much visual variety...it's simply excellent.


No other word for it.

E_X_C_E_L_L_E_N_T.

:blushing: THANK YOU, Derrel! That's my favorite one, but I really wasn't sure how it would be received.

 

[timor]

Very well done Sharon, you have a sharp eye. It reminds me of mylar photography