drunken landscape trying to sing
by posthumous

Comment by sidpixel:
*Hello from Sid and the Critique Club*

An interesting image, the product of an enquiring mind

Although your images are often very different from each other I am starting to recognise your uniqueness which separates them from so much other work on DPC. You are not afraid to experiment and whats more you are not afraid to share them which enables us all to benefit from some interesting experimental imagery. This is another interesting example where we are treated to some recognisably near focused aspects together with some wildly out of focus elements in a reversal of what would be expected from a less experimental approach.

I don't regard this as anywhere near your best work but nevertheless it is no less interesting for the end result in helping us look at a scene in a very different way and at least one other person appreciates it too! Thanks Don, Sid

a feast of light
by posthumous

Comment by lei_73:
I first read it as a beast

waiting
by posthumous

Comment by tnun:
power of the diagonal, the weight[sic] of the toning.

waiting
by posthumous

Comment by jmritz:
impatient

We started dying before the snow, and like the snow, we continued to fall.
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Comment by sidpixel:
*Hello from Sid and the Critique Club*

An intriguing image needing the title too to fulfil the challenge brief.

Given the nature of the challenge the title is as much a part of the viewers interpretation and therefore the end result as the image itself. I like the high contrast mono treatment you have given the image, I like the gritty irregular surface of both the road and the snow it works well together. I like the diagonal of the composition.

I can see the relevance of the snow in your image but I am struggling to see how the road marking contributes. My interpretation, which may well be wrong, is that it signifies divergence or splitting up and that in doing so the loss of our collective strength and so we will fall? Or is it that the road marking is showing signs of decay and was starting to fail before the snows came and they will soon cover it completely? Your comment about a Google shoehorn doesn't help me, I don't understand it. However, like ubique I was intrigued by the title and had to check it out on Amazon, it looks absolutely my sort of book so thanks for the lead! Perhaps you will read the book too?

Thank you for yet another stimulating entry, Sid

waiting
by posthumous

Comment by jagar:
Wait no more, the light is green and this is great, please have this

drunken landscape trying to sing
by posthumous

Comment by 2mccs:
It is making beautiful music.

finding home
by posthumous

Comment by sidpixel:
*Hello from Sid and the Critique Club*

A very intriguing abstract that suggests hidden meaning

I have to agree with your commenter Neat, your image and title suggests being lost in a blizzard and finding the sanctuary of a shelter which would be a most welcome feeling to anyone in such distressing circumstances. So, although it is abstract and difficult to define exactly what we are looking at that is what gives it the mystery and meaning that makes it work.

I am normally very hot on blown highlights but in the context of your image that is what gives me the suggested meaning I am getting from it, so therefore, it is essential here. I like the toning, its working well too. I am quite a fan of deliberate OOF, it is very useful to give an alternative presentation to the normal pin sharp that we all seem to desire so much. It is the fringing of the fine lines that is so intriguing and works well with the OOFness (try finding that on google!).

I like that you have the courage of your convictions with your photography, you know your images are unlikely to be appreciated by enough people for them to score highly but you have your own distinctive vision and you are not afraid to share it with others, thank you, Sid.

they live among us
by posthumous

Comment by skewsme:
sophieruption!

they live among us
by posthumous

Comment by tnun:
oh lookums.