innocence fragmented
by bspurgeon

Comment by mitalapo:
can't resist a good fragment, as it allows me to participate in the making of art by developing a dialogue with the artist (e.g. in this one, how cool it was if the shadow on the lower right was from the artist's head, and I wouldn't mind that this interpretation does not match the apparent source of light). The more I watch this piece, the more vivid it becomes.

I had a similar experience with this one here:

innocence fragmented
by bspurgeon

Comment by RyanW:
love the shadow cast here, great duality of light/dark in a challenge about the end of days.
raised foot gives another layer of imagery/symbolism here that many may miss (not even sure if it was intended).
Great image, lots to see and appreciate here.

antimony
by bspurgeon

Comment by jmritz:
Nice breeze, a gust.

mission bay
by bspurgeon

Comment by hihosilver:
Oh...is this about triangles? I like the bird...;-D

antimony
by bspurgeon

Comment by PennyStreet:
You're not alone. The ancient Egyptians used antimony for black eye make-up.

blacktop
by bspurgeon

Comment by mitalapo:
lovely movement with that stationary right foot serving as a pivot.

mission bay good bye
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
Ha! The tree is responding.

mission bay #1
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
Brilliant composition.

mission bay #4
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
I can hear the giggles.

mission bay #5
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
Where did that other kid come from???

That's what happens when you don't shade the film...