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 Fredster

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:
OK you win.

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.

Cloud Spotting
by muur88

Comment:
Browsing through your portfolio of street stuff ('specially the 10-22's) is like a visit to an exhilarating new exhibition, except no parking problems and I'm not wearing any shoes.

Is it the End Of the World as we know it?
by muur88

Comment:

Originally posted by david_c: ... does hold my interest briefly.

Limited attention span I guess. And bear in mind that this guy was apparently the most attentive viewer you had (given that nobody else commented at all) ... you must really suck.

I can see for Miles and Miles and Miles
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Aw, c'mon Julianne ... what is that critter? It's not a cat is it? If it was here & not Florida I'd say it was a possum.
Love the title ... The Who. So damn long ago.
Maybe you're right about the distance, but the main effect for me here is movement; clouds, branches.

across the frozen pond
by ErinM

Comment:
The two beautiful, slender tendrils reaching out look lovely.
Or is it two anteaters just out of shot, giving us some tongue?

Midnight Ramblers
by Germaine

Comment:
Like the grain. Looks like film. Looks a lot like film actually. It's not digital noise, so maybe Silver Efex Pro? Whatever, it's easy to look at.