Tribal Infusions - (enlarge)

Many thanks for your enthusiastic critiques, so much appreciated, kind regards, Gail

Thank you for stopping by. I appreciate each time you do. I am glad you 'connected' to the composition, I am not quite sure what 'higher power it is, but sure turned out looking something like that.

I saw Mayan symbols also. weird how it happens and it does mostly with plants. Many thanks for your input shared.

Gail

I am happy to hear that you both enjoyed the final composition, I am always surprised as the image develops.

It surprises me always with the resulting image. I use many, many layers and blending modes to arrive at the final image. I actually almost did not post it, thinking it was too brilliant. My sincere thanks for your thoughts shared, I always enjoy hearing what your sensitive and keen mind has to share with me. kind regards, gail

Well, don't blame me if this 'fellow' is an odd one and takes you down some wrong path!!! So good to hear your enthusiastic response, made me smile :D

Sincere thanks for your visit and shared thoughts Ruud.

great

many thanks for your visit and input, good to hear from new people. I shall have to take a look at your Portfolio. Kind regards, GAil

Sincere thanks for your encouraging remarks. I appreciate very much you stopping by. Kind regards, Gail

i am sure this is a nice visualisation, its make my eyes confortable. But im not sure if its art and if it is art i think that we cant classify this type of work under the roof of "photography art".

Best regards

I started with an original photograph, then I use the Transform tool in Photoshop, to flip the image Horizontal or Vertical, duplicate layers, then use different blend modes in the layers palette. There is a myriad of ways the image can be configured. I entered this under ABSTRACT. We do not have a Heading of Photographic Art to choose when posting. Perhaps that would be a good suggestion for Photo.Net as they continue to make their changes in our site??? Many thanks for your visit and for sharing your thoughts on this composition, I do appreciate hearing what you think. Kind regards, Gail