Pollockmonet
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Comment by herfotoman:
The thin ghosts are coming!

Light
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Comment by wbanning:
The weight of stone and the lightness of being. Each image simultaneously adding to an emotional load; each image elevating the soul. From my viewpiont, each change moves as a refraction. And in the end... I feel more stone than light.

Pollockmonet
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Comment by streetpigeon:
I like all the flickering detail and the attention to the humble grass and undergrowth, just as important as towering oaks and spreading fields of poppies. I also appreciate the mating of wildly dissimilar artists. But I do find it a bit washed out, though I believe the over-exposure is a deliberate artistic statement.

Light
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Comment by primabarbara:
I like your wonderful essay very much - the light and the old stone walls make a nice contrast. A contrast which is moving mankind. Like a metapher between freedom and bastille.
It also reminds me of ruins on a a greek island which I visited this summer - a sad and beautiful place at the same time. Thank you for bringing back the memory!

Getting There
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Comment by kiwinick:
wow thats got all the moves I remeber well coming home from a work do on my bike and all the other cyclists looked like this one !!!!6

Cowboy
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Comment by colorcarnival:
Love this but the first thing I saw was a man wearing a netted hood and a butterfly net.

Cowboy
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Comment by Teafran:
I confess - I don't get it.

a wall I once needed
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Comment by insteps:
Two elements, well maybe three elements, of this photograph really work well IMO.

1. the perspective of the wall continues in its own shadow.
2. as others have mentioned, the detail in the beach tree leaves lower right. A nice place for the viewers eye to settle.
3. the burst of life and light coming through the impenetrable wall's doorway.

Message edited by author 2017-10-31 00:19:20.

a wall I once needed
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Comment by tnun:
lovely picking out of light! I had to blink a few times.

Cowboy
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Comment by Skip:
cowboy, or dancer?

visually stunning, but probably too subtle. one of my faves, though