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This small jar I found at the glass museum of the Skrufs glass hut, Sweden. I was impressed by its fragility. Imagine how many years it takes until you can blow molten glass to this fragile shape.
This is the original version of the photo, which I
> cropped
> increased gamma a little
> turned to negative
> decreased saturation to zero
> sharpened
> removed some small spots (with the GIMP)
> framed.
I really like the way it looks now.
You can find some informations about the swedish "Kingdom of Crystal" and the fascinating art of glassblowing here. |
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The picture is also fragile; the atmosphere is thin and sweet. Even the size of the picture is conform the title.
Well done.
Huub
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(1735) - [2005-08-20 17:43]
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this is an amasing good thing man.
It looks like a grafical art thing.
I just think the little spot on te gight upper corner is not at his place, it is to small.
Or you leave it there and it is bigg enogh or you curt or remove it.
Still it is one of a kinde and you should be verry proude on it.
T
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