water running down a screen ...
This is one of those projects that could have gone on indefinitely ... lucky for you, I had to quit :)
It's Hump Day ... Enjoy!
Andrea
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Interesting! Creative and playful.
Lol! I do like the abstracts-creative and playful.
I was enjoying all these creations.
Clever. As always.
wow, this was fun. You have no idea of what I find in those images. Everything from shiny dresses ato faces :)
Re ACR: Adobe Camera RAW. It is for RAW images really but you can use it for jpg also. It is used with Photoshop.
You can create from anything - amazing.
Shiny and mesmerizing...very cool♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/kinds-of-black-and-white/
I thought it was sound kind of room divider with rage glass-blocks in some of the spaces. Never thought it was a screen. That's what I love about photographers --they notice everything. Great abstracts made from it, too. I know what you mean about a project going on forever. "Art is never finished, just abandoned."
The swirling effect creates a ghostly interpretation of a twisted reality. Fascinating.
Amazing and cool looking. One of them sort of reminded me of Darth Vader from Star Wars.
Wild ad wonderful, Andrea!
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