Please don't run away!!

[rabanito]

Just introducing what I like to do

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

These are all quite excellent.

[degrub]

yes.

Your style is chaotic, fractal like images ?

[rabanito]

yes.

Your style is chaotic, fractal like images ?

Well, nature is chaotic and fractal, or so I'm told :-)
I take pictures when I feel there is something there and then I perform some post processing.
But yes, I'm usually satisfied with something in that line

I am not conscious of "fractals". Am not so good in math either (he-he).
Thanks

[rabanito]

These are all quite excellent.

Thank you Eric

[Paulo Bizarro]

Well done.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

When you tone your images, it generally helps to keep them grouped so. All four of the OP images are differently toned, however. As an illustration of your post-processing toning skills, it works. As an illustration of your style or vision, much less so.

[sdwilsonsct]

Love the light and motion in #1. All are very good.

[rabanito]

When you tone your images, it generally helps to keep them grouped so. All four of the OP images are differently toned, however. As an illustration of your post-processing toning skills, it works. As an illustration of your style or vision, much less so.

Hahaha.
You are very right but not about my toning skills
I would interpret that as no having any skills at all, the inability of tone all the same for instance.


Actually the pictures are not meant to be seen as a group.
I thought of that. I was not satisfied with the presentation as it is. Agree completely with you.

Thank you for the good feedback, Slobodan. I duly take note

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

One of my favorite books from years ago was a book by Gary Braash - Photographing the Patterns of Nature:

https://www.amazon.com/Photographing-Patterns-Nature-Gary-Braasch/dp/0817454306/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1543252234&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=photographing+the+patterns+of+nature+gary+braash

Which is probably why I find your images interesting

[rabanito]

One of my favorite books from years ago was a book by Gary Braash -

Hey thank you very much. I'll take a look.
Yes I like this kind of thing :-)

[rabanito]

Love the light and motion in #1. All are very good.

Thanks Scott :-)