Frenetic
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
One of my 10s - excellent evocation of this emotion.

Untitled
by Melethia

Comment:
I wonder how many people saw this and thought of your Ode to Joy - I know I did. Never would have guessed this would be you again! :) I love all the complementary green here - such variety, but it all comes together.

memory and desire
by tnun

Comment:
Very artful and a prime example of how art is everywhere, if we would only see it. I too, thought you were cutout. :)

grief
by skewsme

Comment:
Cool beans! This was an 8 from me, liked it very much, even though at the time I did not see faces. Now I do, and wow! :)

Vortex
by Wildcard

Comment:
This is wild - you told me how you got it, and I still can't imagine it - the pattern is so remarkably even, like a sand drawing.

Untitled
by Wildcard

Comment:
Strange how the rocks have these little spots of what look like phosphorescence - you've got a nice misty look to the water here, and how it fades off into nothingness at the back.

Still Snarky
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Such a mild, unprepossessing fellow - nicely balanced abstract, fits in well with the surroundings.

Snarko: ALL YOUR SHROOMS ARE BELONG TO ME!
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Might be an odd thing to say about something with such nasty, pointy teeth, but this is delightful. :)

Harbor textured
by Melethia

Comment:
I think textures can really heighten the impact of a shot, especially shots of mundane surroundings; where we might otherwise go on autopilot when we view images of the mundane, the texture prompts us look more deeply. If we routinely pick frames and mattes to best present our printed images, we should be able to add textures to bring the best out in them too.

Texture here seems to add just the right touch of further depth to the tones, and I like how the border at the bottom tricks you into thinking you are seeing a crashing wave.

memory and desire
by tnun

Comment:
I can feel it. 10