Our Driftwood Lady

You'll have seen a different version of this 'lady' before on one of my 365 posts, I believe, although don't ask me how long ago! It came from my father in law's house clearance. We kept it and hung it up on John's fishing hut wall.

[Boxplayer]

Love that mix of processed and unprocessed wood

[Diana]

Fabulous shapes and textures, great use of negative space.

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Renee Salamon]

She’s gorgeous and deserves negative space around her

[Kathy A]

She's gorgeous

[Margaret Brown]

Very nice details and capture

[Taffy]

I like the way it's framed against the textured background.

[Pat Knowles]

Beautiful twisting shapes. The perfect place for her.

[Babs]

She is beautiful. I love the different textures of wood

[Kathy]

She looks soft and smooth. I like all the wood grains.

[Phil Howcroft]

the details in this photo are exceptional issi , fabulous

[LManning (Laura)]

Such lovely patterns.

[Rick]

Nice capture.

[haskar]

Lovely juxtaposition soft and rough.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like the contrast of the lady's twisted figure and the straight boards of the hut. I think I would have come in a bit closer though and left no space at the top to really draw out the differences. Just mho.

[Issi Bannerman]

@olivetreeann Don't disagree ... I wondered about leaving that space above the 'lady'!