Springy

Work is eating my brain again, to quote @northy. A slinky, for heaven's sake. Feel free to skip on down.

At least I could learn something about reducing noise in PS... a small bonus. Also, on the plus side, I shot the whole experiment on manual settings.

Anyway, thanks so much for taking time to at least scroll past. ;)

[Dyan Stevens]

It's a fantastic shot of a slinky for heaven's sake. Wonderful light and lines.

[Jane Pittenger]

I think it's fun and I like its symmetry and contrasts

[Kane Arlow]

I think it works. You will find the reduce noise feature in camera Raw on the third tab, about halfway down. It's one of my favourite tools :)

[Rosie Kerr]

@karlow75 Thanks, Kane - I'll check it out. :)

[Rachel]

It still makes a great pattern!

[Ukandie!]

I like it, especially the muted span of the slinky in the background!

[Taffy]

It's cool -- it may not feel like it's special, but you've got a great eye for repetitive pattern and shape forming a strong abstract.

[Joyce]

I like this great use of light and shade

[Clare Gadsby]

Nothing wrong with a springy slinky for heaven's sake! Especially when it has repeating lines and patterns and shadows like this one :) Oh, and have you tagged it for EOTB65?

[Jeremy Manuel]

As one who just took a picture of pretzel sticks yesterday, I can say that this looks much better than my endeavor. Very nice pattern and light usage here.

[gloria jones]

Neat light, lines

[Lisa Stein]

Great pattern and lines! Cool that you saw it.

[KWind]

Great lines.

[Leslie]

you did a wonderful job with this slinky

[ChristineL]

Looks good to me, very creative use of a slinky :-)

[Rosie Kerr]

@pistache Oh, thanks for pointing that out. :). I will.

[Gena Pegg]

Great focus and lighting. Super lines.

[Izzy Romilly]

This is so cool! Great shot!