DavidA Loc: Hopewell NJ

From an accidental photo of a concrete sidewalk to this.

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

From the looks of the photo, you were lucky the "sidewalk accident" only broke the UV filter. [sorry, could not resist a bit of humor]

David, I like this, your modern art, a great deal.

Suggestion, Project it onto a 24x24 canvas and then with oils or thick acrylics paint it as a painting. If not directly on the canvas then on a surface next to the canvas to give guidance. This was a technique I used effectively back in my painting days [long gone].

At the very least, print it on textured paper and do a canvas wrap. Your edges having some color smear give the feeling that there is more to see... which is an effective tool to create a hunger for more and to ponder the painting we are given.

DavidA Loc: Hopewell NJ

Thank you very much. Those are great ideas. I have never done a canvas wrap and will give it a try.

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

To do a Gallery Wrap, I use ON1 Resize, [mine is 2018] and it provides as one it abilities a wrap that is a mirrored image of the photoedge. That is to say... you make a 7x9 photo and then chose to make a 1/2" wrap on all sides. What you see on the wrap part is as if you were to take the photo and hold a mirror to the 7" or 9" edge.
https://f64academy.com/gallery-wrap-in-on1-resize-printed-with-mpix

Once you adjust the parameters then it a click to do. I use leftover floor laminate it is very stable I saw the lock edges off and cut length to give me 8x10 aspect ratio. I wrap and the photo stands away from the wall with three 3/4" blocks. neat effect

DavidA Loc: Hopewell NJ

Thanks for the ideas.

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Here is a video tutorial for on1 galley wrap...
https://www.on1.com/videos/setting-up-a-gallery-wrap-with-on1-resize-2020/

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

David, this is unusual and neat. I don't know how you got from the sidewalk to this but I'm glad you did. Very creative.