look inside
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Comment by bspurgeon:
Disturbing.

look inside
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Comment by bvy:
Looking, lurking...

the last purple
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Purple, my favorite.

look inside
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Comment by Paul:
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.

Positives: Goodness, this is brave. Blur, grain, in-your-face coloration, ambiguity of subject - all ensuring that you put distance between yourself and the admirers of eye-candy-cliche. I like it (despite liking a bit of eye candy myself), I like how it engages the imagination - for me, this is definitely neurological in its suggestion.

Critical stuff: Given the joy of engaging the imagination - I wish you had left us with a less steering title.

Overall: Powerful.

walk
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Comment by mariuca:
Their gait is unmistakable even if the leash (funkier then ever) is new. They look like painted by Renoir.

walk
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Comment by Tiny:
What a pair.

walk
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Comment by giantmike:
Something about this abstract is pleasing.

look inside
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Comment by daisydavid:
The angel is here, and in colour.

the corner of the year
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Comment by posthumous:

Originally posted by tnun: and now you too have outdone yourself. and what an apt comment from teafran.

yes, he's basically described my entire aesthetic

walk
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Comment by Teafran:
I'm not sure that the author recognizes, or even intended this to be, abstract expressionism in the style of Jackson Pollock, but it is a great example of the genre. I enjoy abstract art and photography - manipulated or not. The title gives the image purpose. Probably not going to score high, but it's a favorite for me.