Orange

I'll be happy for your critique - and your rating.

Excelente. 7/7

Excelente. 7/7

ok this caught my eye i love it. i thought at first what in the world. but i love your view on this orange the color is great/ the water is very interesting with it. my compliments to you:-) tonya

Wow...something completely new (the idea I mean)...and I love the contrasting colours. Great!

This is one of the most original photos I've seen on this site in a long time. Wonderful! I look forward to further postings from you and to your criticisms since you've been "in the business" for a long time. Allan

Extremely original. 6/7

 

Did you make the water in Photoshop? I think this photo is very cool. I just can't understand how you got the water to look like that. How thinly did you slice the orange?

Thank you for all your comments - and your ratings. Ligth is a wonderful thing, and I speculated about how it would look if you send it through an orange. I sliced an orange in 4-5 mm slices, and dried them in an oven for 10-12 hours at 70-80 degrees Celsius.

I took a slice and backlighted it. The rest is made in PhotoShop with filters.

I wonder how you did it. Now you told us and it sure was a great idea. Welcome to PN. Kind regards.

This is absolutely creative and original. It looks real good too. 7/7 good.

una genialidad, felicidades por tan bella toma

Excellent shot,very original comp.Regards,Radu7/7

The most compelling thing about this image (to me) was trying to figure out what the heck it was. When I first saw the image I thought it must be a retina....but how, then I thought no it must be part of a flower...then I read how you created the image. Well planed, flawlessly executed, outstanding results.

 

7/7

Stunning and most exceptional work !

Well done on this beauty. - Merni

Excellent work, kind regards.

Original work Brian !

Sheer brilliant and amazingly beautiful capture. Great work!

Very original, thanks for sharing. Happy 2007

Brian...Stunning! I clicked on your profile hoping to see a fruit collection..hint hint..please do more versions. John

PERFECT SHOT , IT`S COMPELETLY NEW & ORIGINAL.

HOW DID YOU GET IT?

Great! I first thought it was a parachute in the water. Keep the creative juices going.

 

Extraordinary photo, idea and procedure. I have always thought that man has no limit in ist creativity. And this is a good example. In one of the blogs I work in I have today an invitation to talk about the future. I have taken the liberty of using your photo, to give a glince to the days to come.

 

The works I have seen made me sign up and I am sure will take me back to an old passion: the view of the world through the eyes of the lenses as an extension of our own insight.

 

Thanks for your gifts

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mery

Four new comments on one day two years after I published the photo that something. Thank you, John, Parastoo, Todd and Mery.

Parastoo asks how I did it. See my comments from 2005.

Mery you are welcomme to use my photo on http://historiactual.blogspot.com.

Regards from Brian

SUPER!!!!.. NICE WORK..YOU HAVE BEEN TRY TO HARD FOR THIS RESULTS..