shades of grey

Wow, I don't know how you've photographed these three beads, but it looks mysterious! It reminds me of travelling, seeing roads through the windshield and far-off mountains.

Thanks! :) The setup's in a note; I arranged them so that the grey bits were side-by-side, then got in as close as I could. :)

something quite haunting about that, very ethereal . . .

Now that is an image that draws one deep inside with an air of mystery & intrigue. This begs for answers to so many questions!!! :)

Hmm, that's a tough one, but I'll try. In no particular order:

- Adamantium, Truffle, Twilight, Slate Blue.

- 3. Or possibly 7.

- Quite possibly.

- It seemed like a good idea at the time...

- I totally would... But I'd need a *much* bigger torch.

:-)
well that certainly answered questions!

Yes indeed you answered all my questions and more :)

Cool image! Quite abstract!

I like this!

This makes for an excellent abstract! Well done :))

Dvora... wow this is fantastic!

I wouldn't even know how to come up with an idea like this, but it's amazing Dvora. (I really like your inset photo too. Glass beads are so pretty.)

Thanks! :) The original idea was to make three grey stripey beads and arrange them on stands on a grey background; but glass kind of likes to do its own thing, and the dark slightly-brownish-grey of the middle bead came out more a medium orangey brown, and the dark charcoal grey of the third bead turned out practically black. So I went with plan B. :)

Wonderful shot.

Great! Both of them! =)

Lovely abstract with great tones! :)