We found a pretty iron bridge over the Delaware River in the eastern United States on our recent trip and I was fascinated by the crisp, dark shadows cast in the hot sunshine. I took many photos.
Looking along the bridge ...
Looking along the bridge ...
... and with my camera turned at right angles ...
... and ...
These, together with other photos taken on our trip, are sparking lots of new ideas for me - and sometimes (though not always) a change from trees.
I've already begun to experiment with stitch on two of these bridge images and I'll post any results that seems interesting.
un filet ..un tissage.. un travail en devenir!
ReplyDeleteEh bien! Un filet .. et puis peut-être, un tissage ou un broderie main. Actuellement, tout s'est possible. Je dois expérimenter beaucoup ...
Deletewow, yes, tons of inspiration here!! It sort of has a shibori feel to it as well. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting thought ... I hadn't thought shibori ... more possibilities!
DeleteOh yes, I can certainly see how these may inspire your work - look forward to seeing where it takes you.
ReplyDeleteShadows, silhouettes and black and white ... I can't get away from it all right now.
ReplyDeleteAll those lovely grids and lines, and all that play with negative space - hours of endless fun, I should think!
ReplyDeleteYou have it to a tee!
DeleteSo far, I've tried disrupting the firm grid lines with wandering machine stitch but so much more to come! Will post the results when I find the time to do so - visitors again just now.