Tribute to Vincent
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by sherpet:
What a wonderful tribute to Vincent Van Gogh, who is one of my favorite painters. This definately has a painterly feel to it, and love the composition.
The perspestive is spot on, and really leads one right into the image.....
The bright colored leaves on those trees are a pleasing colorful elemtnt to this image.....

Live. Laugh. Scream for freedom.
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by liberty:
very nice.....9.

Live. Laugh. Scream for freedom.
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Comment by magenmarie:
This is so cute! A very fun photo with a subtle desaturation. Works very nicely.

Live. Laugh. Scream for freedom.
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Comment by TheStick:
Her hand pose seems really odd to me.

Live. Laugh. Scream for freedom.
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Comment by nicklevy:
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Message edited by author 2007-05-28 09:13:02.

Live. Laugh. Scream for freedom.
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by Tez:
At first I thought she was stabbing herself.

Live. Laugh. Scream for freedom.
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Comment by downtherabbithole:
I like your idea, and I think your title takes it up a notch, but I think I lose it with the hands, that just seem weird and the lack of light in her eyes. turn her body a little more towards that sunset and things would look a lot better. we have that highlight coming down here arm and across the side of her face but there is no light on her front, it's all on her back

Live. Laugh. Scream for freedom.
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by Tygerr:
The selective colour seems like an afterthought. Photo doesn't really carry its message across well to me.

Footsteps on the beach
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by meyers:
The curve of the sand, traced by the path of the footsteps, enhances the depth captured in this shot. My eyes are led from the forground to the distant beach, guided slightly by the mountains in the background. There's an overall darkness though, maybe alluding to the loss of someone leaving?

The horizon splitting the image in half doesn't detract from the composition here; it wouldn't have the same effect if the horizon was on one of the rule-of-third lines.

The violinist
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by Pixlmaker:
That model is extremely brave on MANY levels. :) Well done!