Droplets

[Mainiac]

Greetings to all *inserts wavey smilely here*. It's been awhile since my last post, hopefully i'll start being and active member again. Here are a couple of recent photos for you guys to pick over and tell me what is wrong with them.:thumbup:

 

[Mainiac]

*bump*

 

[Chris of Arabia]

Tempted to say 'Yes' :thumbup: and 'Yes' :thumbup:

The first is rather more abstract than the second, and the b+w treatment allows you to concentrate on form rather than the colours that I'm sure would confuse matters. I think both would work in a gallery setting as part of a larger body of work.

 

[Mainiac]

Thank you both very much! I really appreciate the comments.

 

[LaFoto]

...hopefully i'll start being and active member again...

Oh yes, I hope so, too!!!!
Where were you???

The spider's web is lovely. And I quite appreciate the b&w conversion here! Pity about the compression artefacts, but I am sure the large version is tack sharp where the lens at its macro setting (or is it a real macro lens?) had its DOF.

 

[Don Simon]

Agreed... the compression artefacts are very obvious especially in the second shot, but otherwise both are great abstract shots. Welcome back and please do shoot and post more! :thumbup:

 

[Mainiac]

Oh yes, I hope so, too!!!!
Where were you???

Thanks Lafoto! I never really "left" I still came here pretty much every day but was really too busy to post.

The spider's web is lovely. And I quite appreciate the b&w conversion here! Pity about the compression artefacts, but I am sure the large version is tack sharp where the lens at its macro setting (or is it a real macro lens?) had its DOF.

Yeah it is too bad about the compression artefacts but you're right about the orignals. And it was taken with a macro lens.:thumbup:

Agreed... the compression artefacts are very obvious especially in the second shot, but otherwise both are great abstract shots. Welcome back and please do shoot and post more! :thumbup:

Thank you ZaphodB!