when the earth was round
by jmritz

Comment:
we learned to decode the patterns of self and non-self; and for that I thank you, and them, with a Sterling Sturgeon.

Feel Me
by caba

Comment:
didn't I see this recently?

Rhapsody in Blue
by MargaretNet

Comment:

Originally posted by TheDruid: I gave this five, not even rule of thirds.

Definitely disagree. Horizon is on a proper third, as it should be for a seascape. The initial posts are on intersecting thirds. There is a second horizon in the sky on another third. Beautiful ocean tones presented in thirds...a pair of triangles created by the horizon and posts ( right and left frame), and a center triangle created by the vanishing posts. Forget all of those thirds, check out the birds.

Message edited by author 2011-07-27 21:52:37.

Rhapsody in Blue
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Just saw the birds, always an added bonus. Congrats.

Tunnel vision
by LevT

Comment:
Great effect Lev.

urban mosaic
by LevT

Comment:
Yes. Visually stimulating.

bens-girl
by tanguera

Comment:
Love it! Thank you.

Of Seas and Skies and Lands Unknown
by jomari

Comment:
A lovingly flawed image that is a fantasy delight. Well done.

I thank you for the journey aboard a flying festoon with a Sterling Sturgeon

the fence
by jmritz

Comment:
A splendid composition for those willing to wait and see it emerge. I can imagine the dark figure watching a stormy full moon setting, casting long shadows, out of which that four legged creature emerged.

I thank you for the story with a Sterling Sturgeon

Blue Tunnel
by JTSiemer

Comment:
Just about evokes Louis. 8