What would you title this photograph?
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Multum in parvo! You always seem to make us all see so very much in the simplest of things. This feels like a stunningly interesting Japanese etching to me. Beautiful!
Rorschach tapestry. I see partial faces everywhere
This looks like a Chinese Ink painting which through simple, gentle ink wisps, portrays objects of nature such as a lotus flower. In this case it looks like a wheat field. I would entitle it; “Wisps of Wheat”
What a cool photograph, Ellen! I had to Google “Multum in parvo” from Thom’s comment but do agree with him. As for a title, my suggestion is abstract to match the image: “Positive/Negative.”
Linear Luminaries! How’s that for alliteration? 🙂 I’m drawn to the stark lines and the white light saturating the photo. Reminds me of something from a dream – hazy – where you can barely make out the outlines in your mind as you wake up the next morning. Fascinating and thanks for the fun challenge!
Reticulated Reeds…I’d frame this one! So many underlying stories.
This reminds me of a linoleum block print. I love the sunlight drowning out most everything. Calming reeds.
I like the black and white and what ever else you did.
Wisps of Winter. I love it. Abstract painting material!
Gorgeous black and white abstraction.
Painting or Photography? It certainly looks like a pen and ink drawing of reeds or willows on a windy day. Very striking and unique approach to the subject!
Thank you everyone for your comments and your creative titles. This was definitely a photograph, but Anne you are welcome to paint it. It was actually a closeup of reeds surrounded by a frozen river. When highly overexposed, all that what left were the lines of the reeds and the stark white background. Glad you liked!
As you know from my previous comments, I particularly enjoy your abstract style photographs. You have a particular talent for seeing the abstract framework of everyday scenes. It is fascinating to think of the multi-layered reality that surrounds us. Thanks for opening our eyes to it.