Picasso

[Wavelength]

For your critical evaluation
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Regards

[Wavelength]

Can you say what is this?

[ShaneS]

Nandakumar, I love a good guessing game!

My guess, the ends of various bolts of colorful fabric? Not sure what filter you you used to process the image but I like it

[deetheturk]

Nice image Nandakumar,and i havent got a clue what it is,but that does not matter to me,i like it!

David

[Daisy Mae]

Candles in Candle holders?

I like it too.

[Wavelength]

waiting for more....

[ajsmith]

Is it rugs? I love the image, great colors and processing!

[flashback]

I like it as well.
My first thought was a wall made of bottles.

[Mike Buckley]

I don't guess the subjects of other people's abstracts. Instead, I require people to make a guess about the ones that I make.

Very nice image! I especially like the colors and shapes. I'd like to see a version without the zoom effect.

[FrankMi]

Rolls of carpeting?

[Daisy Mae]

I I'd like to see a version without the zoom effect.

Agree with Mike.

I think the pic would work as well( or better) without it.

[John 2]

I go with the rolls of cloth (or carpet) but I think the colours have been inverted and radial blur applied. Close?

[Sergio M.]

I'm thinking what some others are: Either fabric or cloth.

Sergio

[Wavelength]

Thank you every body for your suggestions; Shane was the first to answer the thread and first to recognize it too!!!! Most others came very near to the answer too; and alas, John humiliated me like a detective by narrating every thing as if he was standing behind me while i processed it
I inverted colors and applied zoom effect too. Here is the original

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...and you know why i titled it Picasso? it was all done in Picasa

Regards

[Mike Buckley]

Shane was the first to answer the thread and first to recognize it too!!!!

Between your and my threads, I officially declare her batting average to have moved from .500 to .667. Way to go, Shane! (People not familiar with baseball batting averages need not feel bewildered. )

[ShaneS]

Thanks Nandakumar (and Mike for keeping track of my batting average - you will need a spreadsheet soon! )

It is a very cool abstract and like others I would also like to see the images as first presented but without the radial blur. It is very interesting to see what you created from the original image and I feel you are straying into Sharon's world just a bit which can only be a good thing!

[AndrewMcD]

I was so completely off base with my guess I won't even bother........
On the other hand I like the impressionist painting effect the radial blurring adds. I think it would be interesting to see the image without it as I think both would stand up well.
Andrew

[Pappadi]

A beautiful work. I think the zoom effect did it.

[Wavelength]

Thank you Ramji very much