Desolate

Experimenting continues on the theme of Twigs. I’m not sure if this counts as Negative Space

[Diana]

To me it does, lovely textures and contrasts.

[Susan Wakely]

The brickwork makes a negative space background l

[Corinne C]

Such a great image with the white twigs ad the black wall!

[Mags]

You've caught some very interesting textures.

[Bucktree]

Wonderful b&w and textures.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Super textures , graduated tones in the background - , love the stark white twig !

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Lisa Brown]

neat!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

neat!

[Beverley]

Clever shot

[Phil Howcroft]

that's some serious editing / faffing

[Renee Salamon]

@phil_howcroft yup, a bit too much me thinks

[Kathy]

The wall show so much texture.

[haskar]

An interesting take on the topic. During editing, I would soften the texture significantly so that it would not be the main component of the image.

[Renee Salamon]

@haskar I did try to achieve this but then I lost the white twig in the process

[haskar]

@rensala I don't know what program you use to edit. Me in Lightroom. First, I would mark the twigs as an object in the mask panel (this is a fairly new function in the program, but it works great). Then I would reverse the mask and soften the background with the textures or clear slider, depending on what would work better. Regards

[Renee Salamon]

@haskar thank you so much - I don’t use Lightroom, yet, but I’m thinking about it. Snapseed is my go to app, it’s free and easy to use but of course has its limitations