The Sin Eater
by rooum

Comment by mariuca:
I migh turn this around by what i see in the Sin which eats from inside
Good palette bump

stonescapes-1
by rooum

Comment by mitalapo:
We learned to appreciate the elevating aesthetics of the author creations. It is further extended here as a sequence with its meditative impact. As I imagine an exhibition with these images in a large format, hanging off of a big gallery walls, I believe it will be hugely successful. Thinking of it, I would like to see it not in a large format, but in a huge format (3-4 meters wide), to enhance the impact further, and to force viewers to appreciate that they enter a new and different domain (I don't know if the white framing will work though, which is a shame, because I find them very elegant and calming in the context presented here). Stonescapes will be a great title for the exhibition, so you are all set...

The Sin Eater
by rooum

Comment by Gordon_1:
Interesting image which is displaying great colours i love the composition and how thew tree is blended into the photo

The Sin Eater
by rooum

Comment by grahamgator:
Mesmerizing.

The Watchers
by rooum

Comment by primabarbara:
The trees are alive! Great grey tones as well
Is this where you live?

stonescapes-4
by rooum

Comment by primabarbara:
This one is very different to the one I commented previously. Ths stone texture is much more prominent, the missing sky adds more mystery. I like stonescape 4 very much and wouldn't hesitate to display it on a wall

stonescapes-3
by rooum

Comment by primabarbara:
First of all I want to tell you how adorable your double exposure work is. It's hard to tell which one I like most, all of your pictures have a charm that is unique to each one.
This one is like a quaint vintage painting, not far from reality but with a rustic-style texture.

The Absence
by rooum

Comment by mariuca:
Beautiful image got its perfect title.
Very Brontesque

stonescapes-9
by rooum

Comment by flaherma:
A beautiful series Clive! This is definitely my fave. I think it has to do with the gorgeous blue colour and the direction of the stone texture. It feels to me almost like a waterfall, very much like water is tumbling down into the scene, washing over everything in its path. Thanks for posting these :)

Stonescapes Set One
by rooum

Comment by KarenNfld:
Wow, wow, wow!!!!