by Germaine

Comment:
God, these colours colors are awful.
Bear in mind, I am colourblind colorblind (really, I am)

the blur
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
I dunno. Maybe it's just some hippy hippy shake?

love
by cgino

Comment:
From the thumb, I thought he'd been pierced in the nads by a dart! Don't send me a Valentine's ... please. But then presumably you had better options available anyway.

window shopping
by ErinM

Comment:
It is beautiful and I can't tell you why (because I don't know). I do know that I could while away a good 5 minutes or more just looking at it and teasing little threads out here and there to see what I can knit with them.

IMG_0865PSD.jpg
by benee

Comment:
I liked the other one better, but these mad yellow things are surprisingly appealing. I want this one to turn out to be the fender of a Ferrari, but I'm not quite sure that's right.

dont touch
by reezy

Comment:
Just surreal enough to be irrational. Just irrational enough to be surreal. I like the circular array of objects: the dark void; the brick wall; the shadow; the light (both compelling and dangerous, as befits a worthy attraction); and of course the mildly android-looking protagonist with the magical lipstick glasses. Everything means something here, there's not a wasted photon, and everything's connected to everything else. It's like a game of scissors-paper-stone in which each element of the photograph is 'stronger' than something and 'weaker' than something else. And happily, there is no solution; it's irrational.

The most interesting photograph in the challenge. I therefore give it a 10, plus the Order of the Thumb.

Mooving through the crowd.
by madnz

Comment:
There's a well regarded J-J Beguin photograph that's like this. Strangely, I think I prefer yours.

Field of corn stubble under threatening skies
by ThingFish

Comment:
I have no idea about the Ansel Adams part, but this is a very good photograph. 8.

"Only in silent shadows and in dreams"
by dahkota

Comment:
ahh... "Downward to darkness, on extended wings."
I know little of Divinity, but those are my own expectations; downward to darkness.

It's an architecturally pleasing photograph upon which I will bid a 7.

Life Passing
by muur88

Comment:

Originally posted by muur88: No really...it's squared. But glad you liked it.

Just found this response to a comment I made years ago; seems like another life entirely.
I appreciated the fact that the triptych was 'squared' in terms of overall image geometry. My thinking in saying cubed was that all of the three images in the trip are in fact trips in themselves (thanks to the tree and the lamp post). And thus 'cubed'. It made a cartoon strip effect that I loved back then, and have lost no affection for in the years since. In fact I admire it even more. Absence does indeed make the hard go Fonda, or whatever it is that they say.