The shapes in these are so elegant, so graceful. Very beautiful.
Thank you, Cindy! I am happy you like them.
The bottom leaves were easy to sort out, but I’m still baffled by the top.
That puts me in a dilemma, Judith – I still hesitate when it comes to explaining. Oh well: It’s the edge of a leaf, and a try at even more ‘radical’ abstraction.
It is a great success at radical abstraction! I thought logically that’s what it might be, but my eye remains baffled, and that’s good.
The texture and the light quality and the shape are very fine indeed.
(No, you never have to explain — mystery is also good.)
“The eye remains baffled” you write, Judith – maybe that’s how our minds work when it cmes to photography. We appear to see the subject, not the picture. A ‘natural’ response it seems, yet an acquired view. Fascinating…
inspiring shot, I really love the first one. Love the way you’re looking for the contrast in every single shot.
.the.other.tuesday.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful, tms, that top one is really eye-catching. xxx
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OH they are leaves… nice work !
Thanks Helen! Most of the time the leaves interest me more than the blossoms, maybe because I feel they offer insight into a plant’s organisation.
empire of lights 
wonderful abstraction. beautiful lines, Tobias.
Glad you like it. Thank you very much!
The shapes in these are so elegant, so graceful. Very beautiful.
Thank you, Cindy! I am happy you like them.
The bottom leaves were easy to sort out, but I’m still baffled by the top.
That puts me in a dilemma, Judith – I still hesitate when it comes to explaining. Oh well: It’s the edge of a leaf, and a try at even more ‘radical’ abstraction.
It is a great success at radical abstraction! I thought logically that’s what it might be, but my eye remains baffled, and that’s good.
The texture and the light quality and the shape are very fine indeed.
(No, you never have to explain — mystery is also good.)
“The eye remains baffled” you write, Judith – maybe that’s how our minds work when it cmes to photography. We appear to see the subject, not the picture. A ‘natural’ response it seems, yet an acquired view. Fascinating…
inspiring shot, I really love the first one. Love the way you’re looking for the contrast in every single shot.
.the.other.tuesday.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful, tms, that top one is really eye-catching. xxx
Thank you for visiting and commenting!
OH they are leaves… nice work !
Thanks Helen! Most of the time the leaves interest me more than the blossoms, maybe because I feel they offer insight into a plant’s organisation.