Abstracts From Here and There 4

A wisteria vine climbing a garden arbor is the basis for today's abstract.

[Walks @ 7]

Cool, the fingerprint textures, very cool!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@joysabin Thanks Joy!

[Islandgirl]

Very cool!

[CC Folk]

Cool...reminds me of fingerprints.

[Lou Ann]

Amazing processing! It reminds me of fingerprints too!

[PhotoCrazy]

Cool image!

[Kathy]

An interesting rather graphic take on wisteria.

[Sharon Lee]

Love it

[eDorre]

Insta-fav!

[Babs]

So interesting, my fingerprints look similar to this.

[Catherine P]

Amazing processing!

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very nice. I like it.

[Nina Ganci]

wow! It looks like a finger print

[Shutterbug]

Like most of the commenters, I too thought it was a fingerprint when it first started downloading on my screen. Very interesting in b&w.

[Henri Russell]

It definitely looks like fingerprints. Thanks for your inquiry about my health through LouAnn. I am doing better. Just got a portable oxygen machine, so I think that will help me get out and about better.

[Pyrrhula]

Never thought this could be a Wisteria. Very creative editing and a nice abstract.

[Dixie Goode]

This is exquisite

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@radiogirl @gardenfolk @louannwarren @photographycrazy @sugarmuser @randystreat @edorreandresen @onewing @cmp @bkbinthecity @mittens @ninaganci @shutterbug49 @henrir @pyrrhula @pandorasecho

My apologies for yet another mass reply but I am finding I must limit the personal response time so that I can visit your pictures instead!

The reason why so many of you saw fingerprints is that there are indeed fingerprints all over this picture. It was a texture that I overlaid on the picture after I converted it to a high-key black and white.

[wendy frost]

Great editing for B/W