Rusty Mirrored Triptich

Thanks for the spell check… 9/10 I guess now!!! LOL Will fix… my fingers do some silly things on keyboards from time to time…thats my excuse anyway!!!

T-h-a-a-a-n-k y-o-o-o-u M-i-s-s-s-e-e-r-r-r-s S-m-i-t-h-e-r-r-r-i-n-g-d-a-a-a-l-e!!! LOL (I hope!!!)

Thanks very much for the comment too! I guess it demonstrates that “I think outside the square” from time to time!

Thanks RLHall… glad you like it!

Certainly is unusual… I think I am too!!! LOL I mean, who else plays around with “rusty” paintwork and metal to creat images like this one!!!

I quess it has one thing in its favour… it does seem to stand out in the crowd!

Certainly welcome to add your thoughts about likes and dislikes… I will try a few alternatives to the white line… I did try a black line but did not like it as much as the white so will try something in between!

Regards,
Craig

I have around 200 photos taken in 2 visits walking around the wreckers yard… many colours and shades to play with! I will be doing some more work in this style over the near future and see what comes of it. A great deal of the shots are of the same wreck but there are guite a few different vehicles that I included.

There is a wrecking yard that I could spend a month in that is around 130 kms away, and I pass it on my journey to and from Adelaide… had a brief walk around last journey back home and will need to dedicate a whole day or two there soon!

Thanks Dave… certainly agree that the black frame sets it off…what do you think about the white border around the image… I have tried black instead of white as well as a few shades of grey, but still prefer the white myself?

PS Dave… here is a link to a photo of the old truck to have a look at if you haven’t seen it already!

Hello Dave…

There is a large and growing number of groups on the bubble… they are there to generally bring together works of a similar style, theme colour, location etc… They have a coordinator/facilitator or two who oversee each group and there are a few rules to abide by to be eligible to submit work… sometimes with scrutiny before being accepted.

You can pretty well join any group, although there are a few that are invitation only. If you join, you contribute in accordance with their book of rules, or simply go along for the ride as a spectator and learn as you go.

There is a “Group” tab near the top of the screen that will lead you in to the list where you can select those you would like to join. Anyone can look at them, but must join to submit work. You would need to revist the groups you are involved with from time to time to see what has been uploaded recently.

I hope that is enough to get you involved.

Regards,

Craig

Glad you like the compilation denise… thanks for the comment! (-:

I have many more shots like this that I intend to play with one day… hopefully, not too far into the future!!! LOL

Thanks RSart… glad you like the texture combination and arrangement.