Fade from shadow

Technically this isn't a pure high key but I like how the layers blended.

[Mags]

Very cool! I like the effect!

[Joanne Diochon]

Yes it lacks that stark white feel that usually seems to go with high key but the many layers of grey make for a fascinating image. If I may be a tiny bit critical...I wish we had the bottom corner of the foremost vase.

[Walks @ 7]

@marlboromaam Thank you so much.

@gardencat Thank you a great deal. I agree that bottom should be there.

[Granagringa]

too many shadows to be "high-key" but that's not the "key" to this shot (sorry, I'm into bad puns)...

[Sue]

Effective phito

[Kerri Michaels]

nice

[amyK]

Very creative

[Elizabeth]

Nice tones and repetition.

[Chris Cook]

Interesting image.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Very creative, I really like the effect!

[Margo Sayer]

VML how the shadows transform this into 3D.

[Nina Ganci]

super effect

[Peter Dulis]

Very creative

[Sylvia du Toit]

Fav

[Jean]

Love this effect. Somehow it gives me a haunting feeling, but not in a bad way, more in an intriguing way. Or maybe it's the music I was listening to.

[Walks @ 7]

@granagringa Puns are necessary -anytime, any place!!!!

@jernst1779 Thank you so much. Sometimes my muse can really step off into the deep end of things.

@sdutoit Truly grateful for the fav, thank you so much.

@pdulis Thank you a great deal.

@ninaganci Thank you so much, I was playing around with PoV and then 'fell' into edits.

@s4sayer Thank you kindly, I hadn't seen that but you might be on to something. Playing is my favorite way to learn more.

@aikiuser Much appreciate, thank you a great deal.

@cdcook48 Thank you so much. Who knew that an old vanilla extract bottle and a twig would spark my muse.

@redy4et Thank you a great deal. Playing with layers and opacity.

@amyk Truly grateful, thank you so much.

@moviegal1 Thank you so much.

@suez1e Thank you, playing is learning.

[haskar]

Very creative.

[Laura]

Gorgeous.

[Katarzyna Morawiec]

Great idea! I like artistic photos.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Well done- it reminds me of how mountains have different shades of blue/green when receding from our view.