Today I played with smoke.I did the shoot twice. The first time I had lots of swirls but I redid it as I found my shapes too complicated and even learned that if I stamped my foot, I could even make the smoke buckle.. but in the end, it was the very simple and elegant shapes that caught me up in their sensuality.
Today's alternative is also a smoke triptych, but it has a twist.. it is dedicated to Craig and Marie, and if you look at it HERE I'm sure you will understand why.
Date:
Wed 13 Jan '10
Category:
photography
2010 31 day challenge
Tags:
smoke
Moods:
• smoke
sensual
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Title:
Day13
; "Day13 smoke, abstract, sensual photography/abstract")
8 Comments. Leave a comment here!
#8
Posted Wed 20 Jan '10 by
kimbomac
Beautiful simple images that combine together to make a very powerful statement. It's amazing how the smallest movement in the room can make the smoke change its direction and shape, isn't it? The butterfly effect is real!
#7
Posted Sun 17 Jan '10 by
Whalelight
Simple and stunning and minimal! I'm so enjoying your gallery, Eury!
#6
Posted Fri 15 Jan '10 by
secretatlantis
I love the simplicity and the fact you decided on a very basic border as well so all the attention is directed to the smoke.
#5
Posted Thu 14 Jan '10 by
Lea Morrow
these remind me of chinese letters or symbols very ethereal
#4
Posted Thu 14 Jan '10 by
Rhiannonsmommy
I love the simplicity and delicateness of this photo. The color of the smoke goes very well with the black background.
#2
Posted Wed 13 Jan '10 by
Buff
I love this!!!!! The simplicity of the smoke patterns against plain black is just gorgeous. (I think I prefer this to the other, more ornate triptych). It's just very moody and sensual.
#1
Posted Wed 13 Jan '10 by
Harry122
Wow. I am learning so much from you this month. Thank you.
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