Triple Red Line

[kostas nianiopoulos]

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/2197/tripleredline.jpg

crop , levels , mixer brush tool , clone tool, topaz denoise .
canon 50d , f5, 1/250 , iso 800 , USM IS 100MM MACRO LM.

thanks for watching .

[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey Kostas,
I feel this is one of your best lighting efforts to date! I do like the petal lines you chose and the comp is nicely pleasing. I am a little bothered by the red color....next to the pink that is almost a straight line.....even if it was real...unfortunate as it looks out of place.....so you may want to blend that a bit. I do like that you looked for a different perspective and the sharpness is where it needs to be. Nice job.

[Jerry van Dijk]

Hi Kostas, nice play of light and I like the three colored image!

[Ken Childs]

Kostas, when I first looked at this I wasn't sure about the extra brightness of that top line but the more I look at it, the more I like it as is. The brightness drop from the top line to the bottom one is just right. :)

[Jim Bridges]

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[Julie Kenward]

Really nice abstract, Kostas. I agree that this is one of your best to date. I'd also blend that area that Roman was talking about as I think it will even out the layer a bit better. Lovely lines and I have to ask...did you try flipping this to a vertical? I bet it would work that way as well.

[kostas nianiopoulos]

Hi Julie , yes i did it looks good as well , but i kep it like this way , as i have on other similar its normal vertical , but single line , thank u for the replys all any way :)