Pictures of Glass Stalagmites - Fuji FinePix S7000 Camera

Photographer	Phillip Minnis {K:13535}
Project	#1 Abstracts	Camera Model	Fuji FinePix S7000
Categories	Abstracts Still Life Macro	Film Format	Digital JPEG
Portfolio	Glass Abstracts	Lens	Fijinon
Uploaded	9/2/2006	Film / Memory Type	N/A
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Views	629	Shutter
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/
Critiques	48	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country - Australia
About	This is a rework of an earlier upload. These are the elongated glass tear drops on a chandelier. I have rotated the image, substancially adjusted the saturation, hues, levels and contrast, which has resulted in this abstract image.

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Shirley D. Cross

{K:151576} 9/2/2006

It works beautifully this way, too, Phillip!:)

Luis Steinberg {K:19636} 9/2/2006

Phill al your works with glass are really art...I'm surprised...Cheers.LUIS

Alicia Popp {K:87331} 9/2/2006

Cómo te las ingenias eh???.. y logras excelentes resultados... Felicitaciones!

essam othman {K:339} 9/2/2006

Glass soldiers!!!
welldone

Pablo Dylan

{K:61308} 9/2/2006

fantastic work my friend

Pablo

Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia {K:94480} 9/2/2006

marvelous abstrac. great lighitng. marvelous tones. outstadning. cong. for fht BIP

Jason Mckeown {K:21872} 9/2/2006

your series on glass has been fantastic well captured and all are worthy of the Awards they have received

greg collins {K:12182} 9/2/2006

Stunning image - catches the eye straight away. Great objects and well photographed.
Greg

Hugo de Wolf {K:185017} 9/2/2006

Hey Phil,

Wellllll...... What can I say? Congrats for the BIP, I guess...;) Rotating it 180 degrees does add to the appeal, and is, IMO a good decision. But I'm not so sure about the posterised effect. It looks as if you've lost some of the details. It goes well with the abstract project, though. Unusual vision? Guess that would be appropriate too.

Cheers,

Hugo

Gabriela Tanaka {K:16531} 9/2/2006

Congratulations! Phillip, for the well-deserved award!!! You've polished these tear drops until they turned stalagmitic!!!!The saturated colour is like Munch's "Cry".......nevertheless attractive! Well done!
Gabriela

Mary Slade {K:40918} 9/2/2006

Congrats on the award Phillip! So well deserved. This is so strong and striking- I nearly jumped back!

Dave Arnold {K:55672} 9/2/2006

Gorgeous. And I thought I liked the original. Congratulations on the BIP, Phil.

Best wishes,
Dave

Petal Wijnen

{K:50953} 9/2/2006

It's 'glass clear' that this really is 'your' project: glass and abstracts... and you sure know how to pick them... another well deserved BIP, hip hip hip... ;-D!!! Gorgeous colors, great crop, love the upside down view, cool reflection/distortion... well done!!!

James Cook {K:37604} 9/2/2006

I remember this one. Nice job on the production work. Congratulations on the award.

Christopher Perrin {K:765} 9/3/2006

Hello Phillip,
Yes this one, it's a very stong abstract. My other favorites are: The Bubble & Pointing Skyward. Congratulations on your body of work for this project.
Best regards,
Chris

Ann Van Breemen

{K:13508} 9/3/2006

Wow, another BIP, Phil. Glad you reworked this one. It was certainly worth it. Congratulations. Boy are you on a roll. Woohoo!! Cheers, Ann.

WAEL HAMDAN {K:7476} 9/3/2006

fantastic work
regards
wael

jacques brisebois {K:70392} 9/3/2006

surely one of the best Glass project. The award is really yours. So great colors and light. Very nicely done.

Joel Aron {K:14920} 9/4/2006

Wow Phil!! I love this! It's such a strong abstract, and has so much depth.

The Color is amazing, and captivating. The grad in every shade gives an amazing feel of motion.

well done! Should have more than a BIP award! ;)

cheers mate!
-Joel