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Comment by roz:
so i have just seen and commented on your original image ..
and opened this .. the arc on the left hand side hit me immediately .. i thought .. i dont remember that in the original .. am i going mad .. so i had to re check the original .. i think you are playing with our minds .. lol ..
i like how you have brought in the shadows as well .. it makes this a very moody image with another level of depth .. its not longer so cold .. it has now become sombre ...

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Comment by roz:
my first impression was of encroachment .. and stillness .. and the cold ...
thankyou .. as we have been having very high temps where i live in australia .. heat waves .. many days in a row with little relief .. over 100f in your terms .. over 43c in ours ..

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Comment by mariuca:
Somehow I prefer this image - the colors are so delicate and so fragile that no memory can do justice and recall them. But you tried, in the modified image. With brio I'll say but the original vulnerability is gone

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Comment by krnodil:
it's crazy, you somehow made that window look like a portal to 100 years past, and lovely darknesses

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Comment by posthumous:

Originally posted by krnodil: I wonder, did you choose your composition deliberately, to have the street lamp bisecting the image, to allow for the modification later?

You must be thinking of someone else... lol

I take many random shots hoping to find something I can use.

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Comment by krnodil:
you took what was already a deeply fascinating natural abstraction and turned it into an artwork - like the choice of angling too

looks at once of the earth and celestial - I see galaxies

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Comment by krnodil:
I feel like the trees are inside the house, effective cropping and composition

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Comment by tjbel05:
This looks like something that could be in a SCI-FI movie.

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Comment by krnodil:
this is a cool effect - having trouble putting this into words - but the effect injects a "viewer experience" into the image. As if the girl half of the image is seen differently by the particular person who saw her as she walked by, charging it with the emotions that go with that. I wonder, did you choose your composition deliberately, to have the street lamp bisecting the image, to allow for the modification later?

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Comment by mitalapo:
the two images give very different first impression: this is the warm and inviting one (despite the frost)