Original Art Photography Series by @velimir #177 'Connected Worlds'
'Connected Worlds'
Worlds of our thoughts are sometimes connected in a way we cannot comprehend. Nor we are meant to. If we were able to analyze and rationally understand everything there is, where would the mystery go? What would be there left to discover? Would emotions completely disappear from our lives? How would we love? In this photograph, we are leaning to see some different world through a hole in this single exposition. It appears to be a mellow world but no less intriguing for that matter.
Some could argue, but I feel a sad and even scary dimension present in there. It may be the green colour creating it, it may be the dramatic lines of the naked tree, it may be the overall vibe, but probably it is all of mentioned, working together. The greenish and yellowish colours of the 'inner world' work better than expected against black and white pointillistic one, on the outside.
This closed composition consists of three parts and is divided into thirds. The borders between thirds are strong to the left and bottom and almost non-existent to the top and right side of the puddle. What I find the most interesting is the reflection of the tree, spreading from inside to outside and linking the two dimensions. This is happening only to the right side of the hole, linking the middle third with the right third. The border of the middle and left third is firmly in place. I also see this spreading, linking of the worlds, the most valuable element in this piece.
What I also find very good is the formation of four stones in the top of the puddle and a black speckle in the right top corner. It is also the darkest element in the photograph.
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Cool photo
Thanks for another one-of-a kind photo.
My pleasure!
Very butful photo
Was this image captured in-camera or altered in post? It's stunning composition and a real work of art. As a photographer/videographer, I'm always drawn to unique framing that forces you to view an image in a way not typically seen by the normal eye. Anyway, bang up job Velimir!
Beautiful and intriguing photo, @velimir!
I love these types of close-ups and reflections that show the interconnection of all there is in such simple things...the huge tree reflected in a tiny puddle makes me think of the big "infinite" and the small "infinite" ~ as within so without~ and at the theory of fractals.
I love how you surround each of the photos in your posts with a story that gives us some context and a way to look at them without limiting our imagination to give other interpretations. Thank you for sharing! :)
Trying my best! :) Thank you for following!
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So. I looked at this one for a loooonnng time. I first noticed the left hard edge and thought it was shot through a piece of porcelain or something. The right edge kind of ruined that theory.
It's just an intriguing photograph. I certainly don't see anything sinister, but... how can the edges be so different? I am boggled.
Thank you. Absolutely extraordinary.
It was exactly like this when I found it. The water is spilling over the right edge, that's why the reflections continue spreading to that side :)
Velimir, you always surprise me with your vision in a minimalist way. This is definitely positive, as it opens new issues with its photos, so I always imagine the publication. In addition to excellent photos and blogs, this is the main reason that I'm always coming back to your posts.
Happy to hear you like my work! :)
Truely great picture:) thank you!
This reminds me of a photo that I took in high school for a competition. Back when you had to develop your own film in the dark room as part of the class. Think I actually got an award for that one too.
Was walking along and almost stepped in this puddle in the parking lot. When I looked down all I could see in it was the moon behind a tree. Was a really cool effect.
:) Glad to hear!
I once again marvel at your ability to see unusual things in ordinary things
If you include the imagination, you can imagine that it is a hole in a stone wall through which we see a darker and cold world. But this does not make it less mysterious. Noborot evokes interest in its study.
Most of your photos can each be interpreted in their own way. Do creative people create a flight of thoughts. This is respectful.
Thank you:)
thank you! :) you are one of my most faithful commentators. Thank you for this!