Bushfire

I love all of these! I especially love the ones where you can see the ripples of the corrugations. This one is probably my fave of all only because the colour is so appealing to me but the whole series is great! The titles are terrific and I can really see the relationships between the images and their titles. Oh lord I am blathering… but I really like ‘em! :)

Cheers Paul and Tiffany. Your the texture man Paul .) I’m wrapped you love em Tiff. The first one I worked on was this and the bushfire leapt out at me – the others followed completely natually. I’m pretty pleased with the lot as a series coz they reflect some study i’m doing regarding international humanitarian aid. Cheers .)

I love this one too
xkc

The cracks and colours in this are fantastic, Robert!

I love the whole series Robert. No doubt about the feelings in humanitarian aid and your work with UN in Switzerland.
Cant’ you put them in one composition, ? One by one they have an extraordinary meaning, but all thogether, it will be stronger (IMO).

Thanks everyone. Marie I don’t really know how to put them in one collation – but I agree that would look great. My program is quite simple unfortunately. On my list – get Photoshop .)

wow. how on earth do you do that ;-] never seen anything like it. its great

Great textures and colours Robert

I love it! Great colours, love the cracking! I’ve just been looking at your others in the series. Brilliant.! I agree with Tiffany: the titles are great. But…ok…how do you do it…or what is it…???

Thanks Helen. Hi miaW and RHansfordB

... Ahhh the secret..you want the secret eh?

V. simple really. Its a corrogated iron fence shot very close up with a short depth of field. The colouring is the paint and the cracks are the weathering of the paint – a bit of additional ‘warmth’ has intensified the colour. The image is turned horzontal to rfelect landscape. Simple but effective. The others in the series are the same process more or less depending on the colouring on this particular fence. The fence is in Newtown – an inner city subburb of Sydney. Cheers folk .)

Beautiful image,such great textures and colour!!

Excellent !!

Wow – what a gorgeous painting! Love the colours!!!

Thanks…and I’m happy you see a painting Carmen. I like to create that option with my shots. painting with a camera as MBartwoks likes to say .) Cheers

Beautiful

fantastic abstract!

This is so cool , superb colours and contrast with a great title.

I really like how the lines converge on the center. The color is lovely and the title very apt. Great work.

Loving this. The colours are awesome, love the detai in the cracks, and the curves. Brilliant abstract.

Wow! This is a stunning abstract.. the textures and tones here really are fantastic.. and I love the feeling of the form that you get when you look up the image.. Great work Robert!

very pretty and abstract

Great colors and textures,beautiful.

Wonderful composition and the texture, colours are just great!

excellent colour , nice work

Rob, you’ve done a great job on this arid piece. both the textures and colors are stunning.

beautiful!!!!!!!!!!

now this is talent

:) ... shanghaiwu :))))

this is a great shot.. love it

WOW

what a beautiful image!

Superb. Living in Oz that solitary image speaks volumes.

Wonderfully creative image….the colours and cracks suit the title to a tee….great work.

Beautiful

incredible piece!! Colors are amazing, the clarity is wonderful, and the contrast between the pink and red is awsome!
well done robert*

beautiful work very nice texture

Wonderfully tactile photo with great composition. Very impressive!

Well done…......love how you have achieved this effect with very little interference…........

Very nice..

it is much beautiful one

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