BRASS END

[Julian de'Courcy]

From Lanhydrock stables.



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ABSTRACT by JuliandeCourcy, on Flickr

 

[Pete Askew]

Gorgeous Julian. I love that tiny blue highlight (and the way it balances the red background) and the grain really complements the image.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Thanks Pete, it was the blue that struck me and became the main controlling point of the other colors.<<<< ( fed up of spelling Colour correctly and given in) The texture in the top right was a first. Maybe Steve's influence.So thanks Steve. I think it works either way.
Maybe that area aught to have be pushed back a bit to the distant looking at it again, it is quite flat. But hey there could be a million different variations.

 

[Pete Askew]

Don't give in Julian. We're English dammit and it was our language first!

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Nice knob you have there, Julian

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PS We can't have colour without u

 

[Paul Lange]

That is lovely Julian, I have absolutely no idea what it is but it looks very nice.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Nice knob you have there, Julian

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PS We can't have colour without u

Thank you kind sir. Dislike those red highlights so much when I'm right. Might look for an app for the browser that spells correctly

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That is lovely Julian, I have absolutely no idea what it is but it looks very nice.

Thank you Paul. It is a horse drawn carriage on it's side. Expected everyone to work that out ?

 

[Pete Askew]

Er, yeah, right. Of course, obvious I'd say. Paul, are you blind or what?!

What red highlighting Julian?

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Er, yeah, right. Of course, obvious I'd say. Paul, are you blind or what?!

What red highlighting Julian?

The written text highlights red under miss spelled words. I may be behind the times here Pete. Anyway all sorted I have down loaded a British/ English dictionary spell check. So no more color .

 

[Beth Anthony]

finally, someone has seen the light with the silly u business.

i couldn't figure out what this was either, but love the dark tones.

 

[Brian Moore]

I like how the grainy upper right contrasts with the smooth as silk gold known. The coulours are also very beautiful.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

finally, someone has seen the light with the silly u business.

i couldn't figure out what this was either, but love the dark tones.

Yes, seen the light, finally found a way to squash this laziness. No more zzzzz's either, I feel a strong sense of justice has prevailed, I shall spread the word, I almost feel the ancestral Celtic French blood running through my veins.Now that is an odd feeling.

Thank you Beth for liking the dark tones

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I like how the grainy upper right contrasts with the smooth as silk gold known. The coulours are also very beautiful.

Thank you Brian .