Good to the Last Drop
by vawendy

Comment:
Told ya! Glad you entered it, now? :-)

Card 13: Death
by Melethia

Comment:
I thought this might be you, with the Salton Sea and all. Very well done!

Wheel of Fortune
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Better get 'dat proof in, neighbor! Well done!

The Hermit
by Sirashley

Comment:
Awesome! Congrats on your ribbon! It's high time!

Message edited by author 2011-03-17 04:03:07.

The Tower
by sjhuls

Comment:
There ya go, Jenn! Told ya! Congrats on the blue :-)

Southern Exposure
by insteps

Comment:
VERY nice, very old-school-large-format-documentation feel to it.

the chairs of introspection
by daisydavid

Comment:
Gorgeous mood here.

Transit
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by daisydavid: But what's that black line across the road?

Tar in a road crack.

Transit
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by Marjo: I guess you are a pretty straight and level guy. Looks good. (What's ACR?)

Adobe Camera Raw, Photoshop's RAW processor.

Low Tide at Seilebost
by SaraR

Comment:

Originally posted by mariuca: Originally posted by jmritz: Lovely pastel color, very comfortable and pleasing. Very true about the picture BUT the words "comfortable and pleasing" would be a HUGE, HUGE insult for the impressionists and an enormous misunderstanding of what they tried to do.

I don't agree. There's nothing in the Impressionist approach that precludes comfortable, pleasing work. They were all about capturing fleeting nuances of life and the immediacy of the everyday. It is true that in their own time, people did not FIND the work "comfortable and pleasing", for the most part, but that's because they were not familiar with it, its approaches. Modern viewers find most impressionist works to be very soothing and serene.