Show us some Abstracts!

[Peter McLennan]

Toll Paid...
Peter

Worth every penny!

[armand]

Everything became lines and colors.

JR

Very nice, almost makes me want to try it!

[armand]

behind

[John R]

Wow!

Thank you Jim and Armand. It a sideways pan of Gasoline station. So do give it a try Armand.

JR

[John R]

Surreal.

JR

[francois]

Surreal.

JR

I love it…

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I love it…

Me too.

[John R]

Me too.

Me three...just kidding thanks guys.

JR

[bns]

It's been a while.
Thanks for looking.

cheers,
Boudewijn Swanenburg

[John R]

It's been a while.
Thanks for looking.

cheers,
Boudewijn Swanenburg

Pretty cool. Let me know when you go into outer space again. I want to go too!!

JR

[James Clark]

LOVE LOVE LOVE!   Can you tell us the original subject of this one?

Edit - never mind - I see your next post.  This is a great one.  Having done more than a bit of dabbling in this style myself, I can usually see the methodology or the original subject.  Not this time, but that's part of the fun

Everything became lines and colors.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

It's been a while.
Thanks for looking.

cheers,
Boudewijn Swanenburg

I love it!

[Arlen]

LOVE LOVE LOVE!

I'm quite fond of it, too. And I wouldn't have guessed in a million years that it started out as a gas station.

[Arlen]

It's been a while.
Thanks for looking.

cheers,
Boudewijn Swanenburg

Very intriguing. Could be the earth's nervous system?

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Penny for guessing what this is:

[petermfiore]

Penny for guessing what this is:

A photograph...


Peter

[Arlen]

Fairy dust. (Though I think Peter has already technically won the penny.)

[John R]

Floor or car reflecting Christmas lights?

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I say it's an Abstract.

[Arlen]

Tunneling