No strings attached

[SnappingShark]

... not yet, anyways!

 

[The_Traveler]

Sorry, I have no idea why you are showing this to me/us.

 

[SnappingShark]

I was just playing around with some items in the garage ... random objects. Not curious what I was making?

Here's another, I feel this one is more "interesting". I name this one ... "bubble"

 

[The_Traveler]

no, sorry.

 

[SnappingShark]

Oh well I had fun playing around, which, to me, is what counts

 

[bribrius]

well. in the land of photos of trees, landscapes, city scape, cars, flowers, abstracts and everything else people take a photo of i can say it holds more interest for me than another sunrise photo and i like the processing. if part of the point of photography is to show objects in a more defined distinct way to call attention to them you have done that .

 

[Nettles]

Not sure about the first one, but I'm curious. The spirit level shot has some appeal for sure. Well done.

 

[Benjo255]

Well..the first one is not interesting for me. But I really really love the second one (not the name. I hate naming photos). I like the geometry, light, details, shadow and texture. While the first one seems more a "let's try this and let's see what comes out" the second one has a vision in it. I really love it. It reminds me of my "tyres" photo.

I think Bribrius got the point:

in the land of photos of trees, landscapes, city scape, cars, flowers, abstracts and everything else people take a photo of i can say it holds more interest for me than another sunrise photo and i like the processing.

Definitely.

Anyway you said:

I had fun playing around, which, to me, is what counts

I really think this is the main drive in photography. And, for sure, is MY drive in photography.
Keep on playing around. Keep on having fun.
And, please, keep on posting photographs like #2. It's really nice.

 

[kdthomas]

Second one, definitely.

 

[Ian63]

I also like the second one. Even the first one has a mysterious dark tonal value... likea still shot from a mystery movie. Of course everyone sees the same subject with different eyes. I am sorry that you don't see that Traveler.