Double Horizon
by Dax-

Comment:
Fantastic. Your portfolio is small but really beautiful! Hope to see much more. Adding you to my favs!

Message edited by author 2005-05-20 00:17:17.

Seafaring Strangers (full version)
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Great scene and I love the blue atmosphere. I think these three triangles would have scored better than you did, but you still did pretty well (well, for my usual scores, not for you ;) ). It does seem just a bit dark on my monitor; and this one has a slight horizon tilt, which I am sure you would have fixed before submitting.

Natural Fluorite Crystal
by Strikeslip

Comment:
Excellent contrast (and a perfect white background). The dark spots on the rock hurt this a bit. Perhaps with a different approach, if possible: a dark background and light shining through the crystal--making it sort of glow--you may have made your prediction! Hmm, now that I think about it, isn't that the cover of Pink Floyd's "The dark side of the moon"? I'd love to see you post any other attempts.

BTW -- thanks for giving your special sense of humor to DPC!

Dogzilla
by scalvert

Comment:
Very creative! Another amazing work of creative energy and talent. I can't believe you made such huge printouts when you could have simply shrunk your mother down. And tell your mother she looks young enough to be your sister.

IMG_0147.jpg
by parrothead

Comment:
Now that's funny! Very nice.

Jewel Box Theater
by Kaizen

Comment:
This was way under-rated! I thought it would do much better.

Pardon me?
by timboydwhite

Comment:
Congratulations on your first ribbon. Actually, it's the first for all three of us! Here's to many more for all!

Ferruginous Hawk
by riot

Comment:
Congrat's on your first ribbon! When you posted your score, I knew I was whipped. There will be no mice creeping by our monitors this week. Very nice :)

18th Street Angles
by banmorn

Comment:
Very good clarity, contrast and lovely lines. Bumping up!

Pythagoras teaches...
by Dax-

Comment:
This has a great feel to it. Love the blue duotone and all the lines and angles. Bumping up.

Postnote: As I was scrolling this, I noted that to me, it's even stronger if the top portion is cropped. You could have this square and the two angular lines coming from the corners. Check it out!