intensity of peace
by bspurgeon

Comment by hihosilver:
I keep coming back to this image which draws my imagination into some deeper realm. 10.

intensity of peace
by bspurgeon

Comment by edmeng:
Great capture! Like it a lot!

explorer
by bspurgeon

Comment by Jutilda:
Classic. almost has a 1930's feel to it. Wonderful.

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment by Jutilda:
This would be an amazing overlay!!!!

Hope
by bspurgeon

Comment by LevT:
congrats Ben, excellent portrait and a great score for this not very librodized photo

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment by daisydavid:
This unfolds like developing a a print in a dark room. A fantastic landscape.

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by bspurgeon

Comment by mariuca:
Well Ben, I am lost here and do not like this ominous fog. And, BTW, this is not an abstract image either. I see the branch, I just don't support what seems like a treatment formula.

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment by Bear_Music:
SEE? See what I mean? Jejeje™

explorer
by bspurgeon

Comment by Bear_Music:
Not half bad :-) One of these days we'll learn you to consistently take nice, sharp pictures like this instead of the blurry messes you usually serve up...

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by bspurgeon

Comment by mariuca:
The focal point issue is not cast in stone.
Picasso first learned the rules of art then he slowly and systematically explored all the ways to break them.
In this great image, the movement of the water and steam is spectacular and I stare at the dead center of the image.

As a PS, I tend to like a lot, when well done, the perfect symmetrical compositions.