The Truth Behind the Abstract 3

As you can see, I did not play around with this one too much. It was its own "natural abstract".

[Milanie]

Really cool looking

[Annie D]

wonderful colours, curves and textures

[Diane]

This is a wonderful abstract! Fav.

[Lisa Poland]

Love this one

[Taffy]

Interesting milky feel to the liquid.

[Sharon Lee]

lovely abstract. The texture, glow, colour

[Babs]

Looks like treacle.

[PhotoCrazy]

Wondeful image!

[Janet B.]

Very cool!

[Nina Ganci]

very interesting

[Pyrrhula]

Looks like a plash of milk on a wooden table. :-)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@milaniet @annied @eudora @homeschoolmom @taffy @sugarmuser @onewing @photographycrazy @janetb @ninaganci

Thank you Milanie, Annie, Diane, Lisa, Taffy, Sharon, Babs, Bill, Janet and Nina! It was fun to see this and the abstract on the PP- thanks for all the views, comments and favs that put it there.

@taffy @onewing The morning light was having an interesting effect on puddles left by some rainfall the night before. That's why it caught my eye.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@pyrrhula thank you Ferry!

[wendy frost]

Interesting capture and textures.

[Kathy]

Very interesting to view on the black background.

[haskar]

Nice pattern. Well done.

[Clare Gadsby]

ooh that's well seen and well captured

[Kathy A]

This is great, nice abstract, nice colours

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@wendyfrost @randystreat @haskar @pistache @kjarn

Thank you Wendy, Kathy, Haskar, Clare, and Kathy!

And thank you for the favs Clare and Haskar!

[Shutterbug]

The sparkling colors make this very interesting and it does seem abstract on its own.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@shutterbug49 Thank you Shutterbug- sometimes the natural ones are better than the processed ones (which is actually what I think of this shot). Thanks so much for the fav!