Soundless battle.a.
by mariuca

Comment by posthumous:
I see you've brought in the artillery and ultimately they clear the field. You win this time, General.

Heat.1
by mariuca

Comment by posthumous:
This photo is an inspired mess of lines. I think God is an abstract expressionist, madder than Pollock. But in the rest of the series you propose a calmer God, one who might actually know what He is doing, until the 4th photo, which is disorienting, even a little dizzying, and you realize that God is cycling back to madness again. Ah, this explains my history books.

twins.B&W
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
such an openness and sweep to their postures, makes me wish the left edge of the image wasn't "closed off" by the tree trunk

lovely expressions and I like the direct look at the camera

triplets.b&w.DSCF1654
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
for some reason, I prefer this one to the two instances of "triplets" - the sculpture on the bottom right anchors it somehow and adds a kind of interaction among all the elements that the one without the sculpture doesn't quite have

E.2.DSCF7614
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
such calm serenity on her face - I cannot dance, and cannot imagine being this calm and collected as I try to remember where to put my feet :)

E.3.DSCF7600
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
lovely swing of movement across this aided by the lean and posture of the arms, and the calm, restful expression on the man lends an odd point of stillness to an otherwise kinetic image

E.4.DSCF7599
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
good separation of foreground/background, and the detail captured in his hair really centers the image

E.5.DSCF7593
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
I can see from the collection that they are dancing, but at first glance I thought the woman was assisting the man to stand/walk - I like the ambiguity of the pose captured here.

turn inside out.IMG_3174
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
this has a haunted feel, which may have been your intention - the blueish light adds to this sense - I'm almost afraid to look in the darker areas, for fear of what I might find there :)

quiet-zone
by mariuca

Comment by krnodil:
the lamps do catch the eye in this one - a different sort of quiet zone