Taming the Minator

Robert O'Neill

Taming the Minator

A depiction of trying to keep overwhelming forces under control.

Based on a statue I photographed in Zurich last week. I was there trying to organise paperwork, and realised we had been misled and things delayed by a month.

Taming the Minator belongs to the following groups:

Complex Simplicity of Art, All Around the Styles, All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical, Art from the Workplace, Art Inspired by Dreams, AW Welcome Center, DaDa Land, Designers United, Extraordinary Fractalius - 3/day, Live, Love, Dream: , Nerds Unite, PixElations - The Art of Photoshop, Redfield Plugins, Safe Haven, Shameless Self-Promotion, Spiritual Art, Statues and Such, Street Photography and Photojournalism, STUNNING SWITZERLAND, The Scots are Coming, The Urban Environment, The Voyage Of The Surrealists and Travel and Adventure Available for sale as

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Taming the Minator by Robert O'Neill
  • mrscarlotta

    mrscarlotta

    Rob, this is excellent, love it, xxxx

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thank you Carlotta.

  • Walter Colvin

    Walter Colvin

    Excellent work Rob, great image.

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks Walter

    Rob

  • George Lenz

    George Lenz

    nice treatments

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks George.

  • Mia1

    Mia1

    Very cool. Awesome work.

  • Joe Valcourt/MODERNUS ART STUDIO

    Joe Valcourt/M...

    very cool Rob. Joe

  • Keith Reesor

    Keith Reesor

    Rob, Great image!

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks Kressor

  • ellamental

    ellamental

    This came out really well !!! Try as we might things go where they go for reasons we don’t usually know!!

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks Ellamental. That’s all too often the case.

  • Mel Brackstone

    Mel Brackstone

    Love the way the filter has added a sense of motion.

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks Mel. I guess it does add a sense of motion. It’s called Fracticalus—a lot of people on Redbubble seem to use it. In certain circumstances, it’s a great filter

  • Ilunia Felczer

    Ilunia Felczer

    nice capture…love the background….

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks ilunia.

    Rob

  • Druidstorm

    Druidstorm

    You have captured the emotion perfectly! Outstanding!!!...)o(

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks Druid—so much of the time it seems like this in life.

  • Jen Whyte

    Jen Whyte

    Wonderful image

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks Jen

  • Nukee

    Nukee

    Wonderful image….great background..well done Rob!! 8-)

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks or the view Nukee!

  • tomtom1803

    tomtom1803

    will you take this pic on a spaceship with restricted space before the world will be blown to bits by some aliens?

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thomas, this is a very silly comment. Do you wish it deleted to save yourself embarrassment?

  • tomtom1803

    tomtom1803

    good luck

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Best of luck to you as well.

    Rob

  • navybrat

    navybrat

    excellent work! luv it!

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks a lot Navy

  • Donna Huntriss

    Donna Huntriss

    Wow! I love the Movement of it. Very Powerful!

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks a lot Donna. It was a very eye-catching statue. I had to take a shot.

  • liliana

    liliana

    Very powerful image. Excellent work!

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thank you Lilana. Glad you like it.

    Rob

  • Brook Gerard

    Brook Gerard

    Love the effects andof course the statue.

  • Robert O'Neill replied

    Thanks. Yes, it was very eye-catching. Had to take a shot. In fact, I took several. This was the best angle I thought.

  • Tahnja

    Tahnja

    love the power you’ve portrayed with this image Rob, way to go

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