Shells on canvas

Pierre, They love each other! Romance in symmetry. I like the perfection of the shells in relation to the 'sloppy' canvas. Best regards.

Lovely still.  Pleasing color pallet.  The symmetry of the shells if offset by the asymmetry of the fabric. 

I'm a romantic, Marco!

They are (were) one shell, but the matter connecting the two sides was not exactly good looking and I eliminated it!

Thank you for your visit and nice comment!

PDE

Welcome Lyyne,

Thank you for pointing me to that important matter, I never see things that analytically! I mean I'm aware of the difference and similarity of the background and the shells, but didn't see the texture as asymmetrical!

PDE

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A very nice original result, Pierre!

Thank you, Ruud!

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Pierre,

Very creative work and this shows nice detail in the larger view.  Bravo!

Thank you, Bill!

I wish I had bigger canvas, but all the textures this guy had uploaded were not larger than 2000X2000px!

PDE

Romantic mood and very good work with shadows, Pierre! Best wishes my friend.

I'm always trying to find the deeper meaning Pierre and I think you try to advise me otherwise so I'll just stop and stare...i do like the textures and distressed look...the colors are muted but have a nice orange blend to my eyes...it looks simple but I can't help myself from looking further as some of your images demand of me...regards....David

Ears that are all around us and hear everything? (guess that canvas is only for "fine art" purposes).

Sve najbolje prijatelju - evo mene na putu kuci...!!!

A perfect example of bilateral symmetry.  To me, the image conjures up visions of a circulatory system.  The shells represent a two-chambered heart lacking separate atria and ventricles.  Instead there is a multitude of blood vessels.  The heart's shape allows the blood to flow without restriction and in perfect harmony and rhythm.  In a sense, it's a shame that some overambitious medical student had to remove the heart from its body in order to examine it.  Yet, from my perspective as a viewer, I get also to take it in with the beautifully and intricately textured cloth on the examining table.

Your abstracts - including this one - engage us not only passively via our sense of sight and but also actively by means of our imaginations.  As a result, we are partners with you in the photographic process.  Thanks for such opportunities.

My best always,

michael

Hi Pierre,

  Wonderful creative image that only you could create.  Great work!!  Take care, Patsy

Un BACIO, ecco quello che mi ricorda questa tua composizione. Il BACIO, una delle più belle cose di cui è capace l'uomo, ma non solo l'uomo, anche molti animali, a modo loro, lo fanno. E' il modo più semplice ed intimo per stare vicini, bambini, adulti, vecchi: il bacio lo amano tutti! Grazie per l'idea Pierre!

Maurizio il romantico.

Thank you my dear neighbor and friend!

I wish I could go outdoors and make pictures like yours, but I'm too lazy for that, ha!

Cheers to that

PDE

Hey, David!

There isn't something that I know intended this picture to say, I did it only with my sense of aesthetic, but if it keeps your curious mind to wnader around searching for some meaning, please tell me when you find it, ha!

Thank you very much for your special way of supporting my work!

PDE

Mon cher ami, Nebojsa,

You are right, as I said to David, only fine art! And about the all hearing ears I have another picture! Dobrodoshao kucci, prijatelju!

Veliki pozdrav

PDE

Hey, Michael!

The golden critiquer finally came to my pages! Yes, your imagination made a masterpiece of art and also medical science of this two poor parts of a shell!

One of the most beautiful comments you gave us here and I thank you for that!

Best regards

PDE

Hey, Patsy!

You finally said that, I was longing for that typical for you critique of my images quite for a while! Thank you very much!

Cheers to that

PDE

Ti ringrazio molto per il tuo contributo interessante, il mio caro amico! Ho altre foto con conchiglie, fatte ultimamente che associano ad un bacio molto più di questo!

Grazie!

Ciao Mau

Pietro il grato!

I love collecting shells, I feel they are free gifts scattered along the beach, all so different, and to think of what they have endured from the elements when we find them. For me, I think of Angels' wings, or Butterflies when I view this one. I have made a Christmas Angel long ago using shells very similar to these for the wings. It worked out quite well. I like seeing these new images from you....inspiring!

Lovely, Pierre!!

Double on nothing!  My personal choice is double that well represented here.

:-)

Welcome Gail!

Thank you for your imaginative comment, I looked at them right when you mentioned wings, IE I always wanted to do a perfect angel, once I did, but I don't think it was just perfect!

Best regards

PDE