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Updated 26/02/2013 @ 05:50Or, Above Strange Waves
Goldenhour at Newbiggin beach, Northumberland. The term fractus is Latin for curved.
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I like how this goes from a near to static foreground to motion in the background and the visible shadows are amazing in creating again a forward motion. Great capture.
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Many thanks, I'm glad you like it. I was going for a shifting aesthetic so I am glad it translates.
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Love this, love the way how the structure is. With some imagination you can make a story out of the photo and even see different objects.
Great shot.
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Thank-you for sharing your thoughts, it's appreciated.
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You're welcome for sharing my thoughts 
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Thanks again, I appreciate you taking the time to look through my work.
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Thank-you kindly, it is most appreciated.
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Many thanks, it is most appreciated.
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Remindes me of Nine inch nails Ghost I-V, an that is good
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Thank-you kindly, it's appreciated.
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Thank-you kindly, it's appreciated.
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Many thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to look through my work.
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You're one of my favorite, I don't know Abstract Photographers? 
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Abstract indeed, although it's certainly not my only field of imagery. Thanks again!
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I see you ventured to the beach again? Great concept, very imaginative piece.
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Nah, not again; these are all from the same session. I may have another sub-series in the near future, though! Thanks again for the comments, it's appreciated.
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I love the mood of this picture ! mainly the little black crosses reminds me of the images showing the first man walking on the moon ! nice and poetical.
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Merci beaucoup;
I appreciate your comments.
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Tu es le bienvenu Darren !
Have a a very good evening
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As ~Coldwave-Enigma said, there's indeed an otherworldly feeling to this.
Great series along with Fluxus . I'd place them on my wall as a diptych!!!
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Thank-you kindly, I appreciate your comments. I wasn't at all sure about them when they were first produced, but they are indeed growing on me a little.
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You are welcome.
Are you planning on more of these?
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Yes indeed; I'm uploading another one shortly, but that'll be the probable end of this introductory trilogy. As a concept, though, it's something I'll definitely be experimenting with further, and I think I have an appropriate series of unprocessed imagery to work upon.
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Well, I can't speak for others.. but I know how that goes for me. Whenever I try to make follow up shots for a serie I end up with totally different processings.
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Agreed; the creative process is a living, evolving thing: it's what makes it creative.
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True. Although sometimes I feel it could all be a little more consistent
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As a person of order, I can certainly relate to that sentiment.
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A keen insight! The otherwordly aspect hadn't previously occurred to me, which is unusual as I'm normally all over any sort of space imagery.
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My eyes were drawn instantly to the symbology present, but as I look further and see the separation between elements, my mind wandered to the last photos of Mars, also the symbols had me thinking about the old photos of the Moon, there were crosses all over them, I think they were used as scale finders/range finders or something, this is where the otherwordly aspect started to kick in, I hope to see more of this
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Thank-you for sharing your thoughts. It's something I am keen to experiment with further, certainly. I have lots of ideas in my head, I just have to work out how to realise them!
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Merci beaucoup;
It's a concept that I've been thinking about for a while: this is just early experimentation, but I'm quite content with how it has coalesced.
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I'm glad you do. Many thanks.
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