Losing the Edge
Losing the Edge belongs to the following groups:
As Is, Experimental and Macro UntouchedAvailable for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Losing the Edge
Available for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
gsafternoon, 6 months ago
well done..i’d like to see this in b/w though…i think it has great tones
Chris Munday, 6 months ago
wow! way gud macro
gsafternoon, 6 months ago
it’s great!
ragman, 6 months ago
I like it ~ and I like it just as it is ~ well done
jegustavsen, 6 months ago
The title is perfect!
peyote, 6 months ago
You have an eye for detail ;)
So far what ive seen of your photography makes me believe
straight away you have got immense talent
Im greeeeeen with envy lol xXx
Debbie Black in reply to peyote’s comment, 6 months ago
wow – thanks peyote! really flattered! :)
Koofer44, 6 months ago
Wonderful feeling and simplicity in this one. It’s a powerful image!
Joanne Bradley, 6 months ago
It’s simple but so effective. Another interesting macro. I like the title as well.
Neil Ryan, 6 months ago
Love this shot debbie well done perfect
MickyMc, 5 months ago
Nice shot, I’d like to know what is in the background, I shot something similar with the river Tyne in the background
It was my first attempt at a colour separation, keeping the colour of the rusty barbed wire but making everything else black an white.
I agree with previous comments that this would be interesting in b&W
Debbie Black in reply to MickyMc’s comment, 5 months ago
The background is an old rusty metal gate that had fallen off it’s hinges and had been propped up against the fence-posts. The lighter area below was just the far distance which was just a field :)
Might give this a go in b&w and see what it looks like – for now though I have a monochrome barbed wire image here
Nixter, 5 months ago
Nice one..I really like this..
Rosina Lamberti, 5 months ago
it’s great work,metal is so cool to photograph
kidi, 4 months ago
such a beautiful simple image.
great detail dividing soft backround colors.
Freelancer, 3 months ago
Perfect Framing!
gatherdowns, about 1 month ago
This is one of the simplest shots, subject wise, not technique. And you have invoked a spirit both frightening and compelling in one.