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Technochrome
Steve Johnson Posted on: October 12, 2012
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Like the color palette and how it frames the rv mirror
Oh, great! It's like a technological peacock :)
Thanks +Mark Forman you worked out what it is – not sure what caused the colors +Tony Escobales I almost titled it Techno Peacock :)
Besides the glorious cool colors, the way the curves splay from a nexus is also reminiscent of a peacock's tail :)
This was part of an old batch that I was going through as part of a mass deletion exercise and it was that splay of colors that made mew keep this one – if we still had the same car I'd have reshot it though.