Yes, I like it. Especially when you view the enlarged version. IMO, the gold is a distraction and leaves unanswered questions. Did the artist Photoshop it to be gold? Is the gold fork a play on the "silver spoon" expression of wealth?
The silver version is a more straight forward image and therefore more to my liking. Lovely water spots and viewing the enlarged image you can see interesting textures on the fork itself. My only negative feedback is that the top portion of the tines are out of focus.
LOVE it!! Very cool!!
ReplyDeleteEo, did you colorize the picture? I once took a pic of a faucet with running water and it took on this same yellowish tone.
ReplyDeleteActually I even toned down the golden tone! It came from the evening light shining on my yellow curtains.
ReplyDeleteI could have "color-corrected" it to steel grey, but I thought "why"?
I think it might make a really compelling B&W as well !
ReplyDeleteOK, Russ, I've done that.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like it. Especially when you view the enlarged version. IMO, the gold is a distraction and leaves unanswered questions. Did the artist Photoshop it to be gold? Is the gold fork a play on the "silver spoon" expression of wealth?
ReplyDeleteThe silver version is a more straight forward image and therefore more to my liking. Lovely water spots and viewing the enlarged image you can see interesting textures on the fork itself. My only negative feedback is that the top portion of the tines are out of focus.
Yes, that is a fair argument.
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