|
Tom Harpstead Registered: Jul 08, 2007 Total Posts: 817 Country: United States |
I love the sound of the hardened steel wheel as it rolls a cross a glass surface. Even more satisfying is the sound of a clean break. |
|
Travis Rhoads Registered: Apr 28, 2009 Total Posts: 2932 Country: United States |
Nice take on the theme Tom. Never would have thought of that...never would have thought someone liked that sound either! The reflection makes the image for me. |
|
Tom Harpstead Registered: Jul 08, 2007 Total Posts: 817 Country: United States |
Travis, Thank you. There are some sounds that evoke fond memories for me, the glass cutting wheel, just so happens to be one of those sounds. |
|
RustyBug Registered: Feb 02, 2009 Total Posts: 9422 Country: United States |
Diggin' the lines & comp ... very graphic & atypical. |
|
Tom Harpstead Registered: Jul 08, 2007 Total Posts: 817 Country: United States |
Rusty, Thank you. |
|
Tenn.Jer Registered: Mar 08, 2011 Total Posts: 1099 Country: United States |
Very nice; the reflection, the little sparkles of glass dust on the tool, the splintered straight line of the cut... |
|
Tom Harpstead Registered: Jul 08, 2007 Total Posts: 817 Country: United States |
Tenn.Jer, Thank you. |
|
gingerjobson Registered: Jun 02, 2011 Total Posts: 1 Country: United States |
Thomas, that is very creative, I can hear the scratching...um, ouch! <g> |
|
Hightraxx Registered: Feb 24, 2007 Total Posts: 2919 Country: United States |
Nice shot and entry , |
|
Tom Harpstead Registered: Jul 08, 2007 Total Posts: 817 Country: United States |
Ginger and Norm, Thank you. |
|
mark fadely Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 6798 Country: United States |
Good and creative idea that captures the theme precisely. Nice work Tom. |
|
kellermsu Registered: Feb 04, 2009 Total Posts: 829 Country: United States |
Very well done. I like this a lot. |