Painters Easel...

[Glenn Clabo]

 

[Beth Carter]

taken as your tripod tipped over? cool stuff glenn. was this done in camera or computer?

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Ha...and thanks. It's was actually an attempt at trying to make an abstract. I took the below photo because I liked the shadows on the clean canvass. I looked at the camera screen and didn't see what I wanted so I sat down and moved the camera from right to left with a long exposure...without the shadows on the canvass. I actually like the first attempt...now that I see it on the puter screen...but I also liked the abstract because it is outside my box. Of course I did the B&W adjustment in PP from the original at the bottom.

 

[Beth Carter]

thanks for the reply. i like your first shot (the second one posted) where the light is coming through the leaves of the willow.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Very interesting, Glenn. It's fun to experiment. Just be careful it doesn't become addictive...

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Very interesting, Glenn. It's fun to experiment. Just be careful it doesn't become addictive...

I don't really worry about that Rob...it's way out of my comfort zone.

 

[Kev Pugh]

Love it Glenn, and admire your bravery at experimentation, I find it difficult, and even shows in my painting, comes from being an engineering draughtsman by trade, (before I was an old smoke eater that is)

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Love it Glenn, and admire your bravery at experimentation, I find it difficult, and even shows in my painting, comes from being an engineering draughtsman by trade, (before I was an old smoke eater that is)

Interesting...started out as a carpenter...then draftsman...then machinist...then ran US Navy Submarine Launching System Program. I'm so detail...it's scares me silly when people don't color in the lines.

 

[Pete Askew]

I absolutely love it. Again, it reminds me of some of the work by Gerhard Richter. Nice.

 

[Glenn Clabo]

I absolutely love it. Again, it reminds me of some of the work by Gerhard Richter. Nice.

Thanks Pete.