Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Twisted Water Art

28 comments:

~JarieLyn~ said...

Very colorful. I like it.

Ronda Laveen said...

WoW!

Unknown said...

Very, very interesting!

ShEiLa said...

ripples and colored water. Ü

ToOdLeS.

Caio Fern said...

this is incredible !!

robert said...

too good for words...neither Dali could have made it better. Chapeau !

Chapa said...

Very good colours.

Shelley L. MacKenzie said...

Wow, that is really cool!

CHummelKornell said...

Absolutely Awesome.

Don and Krise said...

Perfect.

Kcalpesh said...

Very artistic & colorful! Nicely done!!

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An Irritating Truth said...

Crazy!!

Sylvia said...

Wow! Sticks, trees or twigs? Very beautiful.

NikonSniper said...

ok folks,
this photo has been severely color altered as i am sure you know. it is not a straight up photo of a wild art painting.
this photo is the reflection of sailboat masts reflecting in the water behind the aquarium near pier 39 in san francisco. there is a quiet bench back there to shoot from. the colors at the top are the results of shadows being cast in various angles (approx 4:30pm) and intensity. when i first started shooting this series ... i was really after the appearance of lightning. after getting back to the hotel ... i kept driving up the contrast in the photos and then tried making the photo into a negative. once a negative i then flipped the rgb channels to get this result.
this is very easy ... it just sounds more complicated than it is. i could show you how to do it in less than a minute ... explaining it just sounds like you need to be prefoming the brain surgery rather than be like me (laying on the table).
nikonsniper steve

dkuroiwa said...

I don't really care what you did...or how you did it...I just really, really like it!!
It would look awesome hanging on a wall!!!

Stacey J. Warner said...

truly mesmerizing...

Japy said...

strange but beautiful. I like it. Greetings.

Meri said...

Love them. Water, light, sky, and other objects just compose the most interesting pictures I can think of. I've got a folder or two of water pictures, but I always wonder if onlookers think I'm nuts, just staring at the water and shooting away.

Calli said...

These are so unique, Stephen! Thanks for the info on how you achieved these results...

~Calli

Martina J said...

Very creative! I like your art work and I enjoyed seeing the world from our eyes. You have a very captivating blog!

All the best to you!!

Heidi Kelley said...

Amazing. First of all, I am always so humbled when people choose to follow my personal blog... so thank you. But to come visit yours, and see such incredible pictures through your angle and lens, I am truly honored that you came to visit me. I will be back often. Your photography is inspiring, your artwork breathtaking.

Flutterby said...

I have photochopped for 10 years. It may have been easy to do but you did it and shared your vision. I opened your blog and gasped in delight. You also gave me several more ideas on how to play with my photos. Thanks.

ANNA-LYS said...

WoW
Lovely, simply lovely art!

Kim said...

this is ver very cool, actually way beyond cool

Patrinas Pencil said...

I love it! Loved you explanation too. It's so fun to play around with light and shadows and color.

Flutterby said...

Yes you changed it....It is also beautiful. Thanks for the tips.

Chwile... said...

Super!
Miło Cię tak często widzieć.
Pozdrówki.

Dona Cox said...

Stunning!