Abstracts at Sunset

PixelRabbit · Nov 20, 2015

Miss Alice and I went for a wander at sunset tonight, I needed a little photo therapy. These two made me smile. remember to always look behind you at sunset you might be missing the real show

Would love to hear your thoughts, thanks for taking a look!

IMG_6784-1 by Judi, on Flickr

IMG_6821-1 by Judi, on Flickr

Parker219 · Nov 20, 2015

Really pretty....peaceful...unique...love them!

baturn · Nov 20, 2015

Very cool! Especially the 2nd.

KenC · Nov 20, 2015

I like the second. Have you tried rotating it 90 degrees counterclockwise?

FITBMX · Nov 20, 2015

Love them!

SquarePeg · Nov 21, 2015

These are wonderful! I really like that first one. It's looks like the forest is on fire.

oldhippy · Nov 21, 2015

Number two has a sense of peaceful flowing energy. I like it a lot. Ed

DaPOPO · Nov 21, 2015

OK, I'm different... I looked at the first one and the first thing that popped into my mind was "I've fallen and I can't get up"!!©

PixelRabbit · Nov 21, 2015

Thanks all!
Good eye Ken, I actually did! I think it stays dynamic and flows nicely both ways

jcdeboever · Nov 21, 2015

I like your creative ways, I think your brilliant and well accomplished. The 2nd one would be a nice desktop back ground. Both have a painterly feel to them. Well done as always. I love when you post stuff.

scooter2044 · Nov 21, 2015

The second one seems to be breathing as you look around, lol. Love them.

PixelRabbit · Nov 21, 2015

Aw, JC, thanks so much!
Scooter, I love that!

WesternGuy · Nov 21, 2015

PR, love that first one, but I am not sure what the second one is all about, but that doesn't matter, because if you like them, then that is what counts.

I too am a strong advocate of "always look behind you." I am always surprised by what I might have missed.

WesternGuy

PixelRabbit · Nov 23, 2015

Thanks WG

For me, the second one is about light, colours and flow/motion as opposed to what the actual subject is, reducing something to a very simple form that only uses a couple aspects (colour and sunset lighting) and obscuring the structure of the scene by adding the motion to isolate those elements. But that's just me

lol