In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by Lydia:
"It was the 2 voter, that robbed me my first blue in an art challenge. I hope they did it because they hated it and not because they had a horse in the race."

I never vote an image down to raise my score. Seems criminal. Don't vote if you can't vote fairly.

Congratulations on your "near BLUE"! :D

This is beautiful.

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by MeMex2:
This is so brilliant! It excites and inspires me to shoot more..for art. I wish we could do this more often..although it would not
be special. Wonderful art Anita!!!!

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by P-A-U-L:
What a superb combination you have created. The girl on the horizon is a pretty strong image on its own but the 2 together has really produced something very special. Congrats!

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by roz:
this had the neat stamp all over it during voting ..
so much so that i felt i was making a biased vote lol ..
this and the winner were my absolute favs in the challenge .. and tbh i love them equally .. but for totally different reasons ..
i'm so glad you got the red for this .. its bloody brilliant .. :)

Oliver's bowl
by Neat

Comment by Ammie:
Love the style

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by Ammie:
You are in a class of your own. Congrats

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by nam:

Originally posted by posthumous: you've created a spectacular silhouette I feel like this is going to get plenty ribboned without me but I can't ignore it.. . .

++
Congratulations, Anita. Wonderful piece.

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by jomari:
This is fabulous Anita. Congrats on the ribbon.

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by PennyStreet:
The emotion is palpable..

In a world I don’t belong
by Neat

Comment by posthumous:
you've created a spectacular silhouette

I feel like this is going to get plenty ribboned without me but I can't ignore it.

i'm hanging this in my fantasy gallery

I assume this is a combination of images. The perspective just doesn't make visual sense. It makes more of a metaphorical sense, considering that compositionally her silhouette is perfectly placed amid the soaring towers. And what a great silhouette: no arms, bubbly shoes, boxy dress, and impossible hair, her stride so deliberate.