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Comment by jomari:
I love the rain textured window and the spray of leaves playing with the light. The coloured lights are an enigma.

"Always make the audience suffer as much as possible"
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Comment by gintay:
interesting & mysterious. Nice bw too!

ephemera.DSCF0080
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Comment by krnodil:
a quiet stolen moment of light - how wonderful

june 8.DSCF0948
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Comment by krnodil:
this is such a weird juxtaposition and absolutely delightful

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Comment by Germaine:
Great combo. Very mysterious.

ephemera.DSCF0080
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Comment by insteps:
Some kind of digital glitch is ruining my serenity. Bukowski has a poem "Shoelace" about what sends a man to the madhouse. It's not the big things that drive us crazy but the accumulation of these little things like a broken shoelace without enough time.

A little bit of the unseen, that's always around us, in this photograph.

Message edited by author 2018-11-13 18:19:01.

ephemera.DSCF0080
by mariuca

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Loving the rain stained window and silhouette of the building outside as well as the plant and butterfly.

ephemera.DSCF0080
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Comment by nam:
That curving stem of leaves catching the light just left of center is what catches my eye and holds my attention in this one, Mariuca.

A&E.DSCF9409
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Comment by insteps:
The color palette, how the flowers match the Adam and Eve art, is what I find interesting. The purity of white juxtaposed with warning, caution, and danger of orange. That's temptation. Works well square too!

A&E.DSCF9409
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Comment by streetpigeon:
My eye flowed downward in this image. It began with, "oh no, a couple of flowers," but as I completed the visual journey I admired the creative, modulated and harmoniously toned result. The medieval illustration, perhaps of fertility and/or love, is an allegorical blossom or bud of a different order, but tied into the upper flowers. The moon and sun of the "real" flowers are echoed below on the upper stem and just inside the veined, globe-like bud. The upper flowers are subtly angled to look at the couple. It's a still life with a twist, and that allusive twist makes all the difference. Elegant and, did I mention, creative.