Lines & Shapes & Textures

[William Walker]

The third batch....

[Bob_B]

Very pleasant 'pen and ink' feel to these photos. Nice work.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Three very different ways of looking at the same subject, and I expect they will appeal to different audiences.
My own pick is the second, which is perhaps the quirkiest view.

Nice set.

[David Eckels]

Very, very nice! 2&3 for me. Agree with Bob; terrific PP.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Very pleasant 'pen and ink' feel to these photos. Nice work.

+1

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

+1

[KLaban]

Number 3 for me.

Just out of interest, I know it's a Pachypodium, possibly Pachypodium geayi?

TIA

[kers]

no3 for me too...

[William Walker]

Number 3 for me.

Just out of interest, I know it's a Pachypodium, possibly Pachypodium geayi?

TIA

I am no expert, but I am pretty sure it is a Pachypodium lamerei. This one has white flowers at the top.

Thanks for the feedback!

[William Walker]

Thanks to everyone for the feedback!

I made a small 200mm x 200mm print of number 3 on Hahnemuhle Museum Etching with Piezography (Cone Inks) and I can't keep my hands and eyes off it!

Regards
William.

[Jeremy Roussak]

I made a small 200mm x 200mm print of number 3 on Hahnemuhle Museum Etching with Piezography (Cone Inks) and I can't keep my hands and eyes off it!

#3 would have been top of my list for printing as well.

Jeremy

[RSL]

I agree with Eric. #2 is my pick, but not because it's qiirky but because it's ambiguous.