Passion
by Neil

Comment by Alecia:
you are getting really good with this technique. :)

i love the colors in this, and the sense of motion is soothing, not overwhelming. well done.

Passion
by Neil

Comment by Kylie:
I think you are really working on this angle long and hard enough to really develop an art, and are developing a idea of what is "just a mess of colors" and what is visually intriguing. I think that is a difficult line to walk. This one absolutely works for me - the colors and that lalance of motion.

Passion
by Neil

Comment by ali626:
Neil,this is a great photo...It holds my interest. I added it to my favorites! Great Job!

Passion
by Neil

Comment by Skip:
as always, neil, dazzling work. you might consider putting them together in a series of similar images, 3-4 to a series. keep the croppings uniform, then group them by colors, patterns, etc. i think this would look nice diagonally cornered with van gogh sky--you'd just need two more images to fill out the square.

keep on posting!!! i'm lovin' this stuff!

Van Gogh Sky
by Neil

Comment by Rgarcia:
I admire this shot as being one of the most original in the Challenge. I'm amazed it scored this low!!

Van Gogh Sky
by Neil

Comment by tyt2000:
Great abstract and lovely colors...

Message edited by author 2005-02-01 03:49:44.

Van Gogh Sky
by Neil

Comment by AndrewTO:
Nice, abstract picture, hope it will do well (9)

Van Gogh Sky
by Neil

Comment by dartompkins:
I really didn't give this a chance in my first pass. The colors are gorgeous. Great abstract. Bumping way up.

Soft Radiance
by Neil

Comment by kevrobertson:
i gave this shot a 9. It wasn't a ten as although i love the shot it just didn't have that extra point. Can't say what that extra 'thing' is. A very good shot, and certainly breaking ground. Keep up the good work.

Soft Radiance
by Neil

Comment by Pixelstate:
Nice entry. I gave it a 6, but in retrospect I may have bumped this up to a 7. It is brave to experiment with focus and blur. This shot works but to some people it is important to have focus in an image as a reference (and maybe to convince them the shot was not blurred due to error!) e.g. a shot of blurred water over a waterfall is set off against pin sharp rocks.