Visiting A Digital Photo Art Exhibition

This morning I went to see an exhibition that I knew it's closing soon. These exhibitions are changing every two weeks, so you have to watch the schedule, if you don't want to miss them. Obviously you don't have to see them all, but you never know which one is going to make a huge impact on you, help you develop new skills and so on. I love art, these exhibitions are for free, so what's there to lose, right?

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When I got there, greeted the gallery ladies as I always do and asked what I can see today. Turned out the exhibition was just about to end as the new one was there already and people worked on taking the old artwork down and hanging the new ones on the walls. So I went up quickly to see the artworks, till there were still available.

The exhibition was called Land Of The Virus by Ede Tordai and was the nicest digital art I have ever seen in a gallery so far. Looking at the poster, I don't think you are able to figure out much, but no worries, I'm going to show you the artworks below.

Eyes

What do you see when you look at this one?

Fish

Hive account@coolmidwestguy, does this look like a fish? I think it does :)

Blue Laguna

Now you may wonder why is this art so special. Have a better look at it. What do you see? Do you know how it's done?

There are different apps you can use, with different effects, to get these photos. However, the main ingredient for the success is the initial photo you use.

Full Moon

What these digital photos have in common is the nails. If you go back and have a good look, you can see the nails everywhere, or the barbed wire.

Aquarius

I was standing there, looking at this one, trying to figure out how it was done, what was the starting point and what filters were applied to get this result. But I had no answer. However, for me, this looks more like a flying insect, rather than an Aquarius. The colors are perfect I'd say, the orange background matches perfectly the rust nails.

Mrs. Covid

I don't know what Mrs Covid looks like, but what I see here reminds me of those scary, even deadly creatures you see in science fiction/horror movies that attack and kill people.

Trap

I was really curious to know how this was done, but that's a secret that will never be revealed. The fact that the top has a blue light and the bottom has some lace like layers, makes me believe it's a complex, multi layer process.

Bridge

Can you see the bridge? This was actually a cool one, not that the others were not cool. The bridge narrowing and disappearing in the center makes it interesting for me.