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[Sharon Lee]

Love the shadow, great colour

[Ethel]

The concept and composition is arresting. I am in awe of your use of colour and shadow to create such a superb abstract.

[Milanie]

Fascinating how this seems to move when you scroll it down - awesome focusing and composition with those shadows.

[Shellie]

Love the red colour against the silver, nice shapes with the shadow

[Hamble]

Simple but fascinating!

[Caroline]

This is a very unique shot and, yes, it does seem to twist and move as you scroll up and down. Genius.

[Phil Howcroft]

Vibrant with great light.

Never have I seen such a beautiful photo of a shower head pipe 😀😀😀

[Gareth]

It looks like a shower pole.
I like the shadow in the light. lots of fav

[Catherine Otley]

Another masterpiece!

[Netkonnexion]

Living colour. Nice one. Graphic in inception, powerful in exposure. More graphic than a lot of your work. So, a bit of a departure.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@netkonnexion I don't understand your comment about this being graphic. Would you elaborate for me, please?

[Netkonnexion]

Well, the clarity is there for it to be real and present. It is a 'thing' but it is not clear what sort of thing. (I know it is a bathroom shower pipe but I am describing the concept). The colour is outstanding and powerful in the shot and carries the strength to draw the eye. When we design things it is that sort of explicit design that explains the idea to the eye. It is therefore graphic in its concept rather than photographic (although it obviously a photo). This is more about the power of design than the photographic impact.
See: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=define+graphic
It is about a combination of 1 and 2 in that definition.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@netkonnexion Thank you for that. I'd read the definitions before I asked you to explain (I always try to find out for myself before asking for info) but hadn't been able to understand how they might relate to my photo. I've re-read them and it's making sense.