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01/20/2016 12:09:23 PM |
| I apologize... somehow I missed this beauty and didn't give it the vote it most definitely deserves. It's hard to envision such goldenness, but once you do it comes alive. I would print this really large and hang it where it gets looks at, over and over. |
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01/18/2016 09:16:40 PM |
AMAZING work Mita I'm proud to be one of your 10's.
Outstanding image. |
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01/18/2016 04:12:57 PM |
| I was one of your nines. I love the way this challenges our ways of depicting, turning mind over matter, mixing being with non-being. |
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01/18/2016 02:57:45 PM |
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01/18/2016 12:18:28 PM |
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01/18/2016 12:46:39 AM |
The more one looks, the more one sees but the less substantial it becomes.
Fathoming the unfathomable.
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01/17/2016 10:36:57 PM |
| Captivating; makes you want to keep looking so you can grasp the whole picture. (voted earlier) |
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01/17/2016 09:47:57 PM |
sand selfie
I'm hanging this in my fantasy art gallery
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01/17/2016 08:59:54 PM |
| ah. the limits of film. no greater than memory. |
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01/17/2016 08:57:47 PM |
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01/17/2016 08:24:54 PM |
clearly dug up by aliens after the apocalypse. Quite intriguing.
You have been selected as a top choice by the ImageNation Jury in this year's Art challenge! Congrats!  |
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01/16/2016 08:56:20 AM |
| I feel like I'm staring at a lump of sand and the images just start to form effortlessly. It's uncertain if the figures really exist or they're just a figment of my imagination. 9 |
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01/14/2016 02:11:45 PM |
This image has caused me to stop and pay attention. That means it is in my 7-10 voting band. (Voted earlier)
Additionally, it is highly interesting/eclectic meaning it keeps me here long enough to offer a longer comment and a vote of 8 or more.
This is one of my 10s - I like it very much. Furthermore I think it enriches the DPC collective portfolio. Put simply, I wish we saw more stuff like this. Let me tell you why it pushes all the right buttons for me:
1. Superbly bold and simultaneously subtle
2. I love the overlap of the figures/reflections
3. The subtle nudity, mannequin?
4. The coloration and the grain
Overall this an amazingly engaging image - one that shuns convention for something altogether more interesting.
Awarded for the 2015 Art of 2015:
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01/13/2016 09:35:56 PM |
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01/12/2016 07:23:36 AM |
| Fascinating and mysterious. |
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01/11/2016 07:24:12 PM |
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01/11/2016 02:19:03 PM |
"Move along, nothing to see here"
Unless you open your mind and let go - thanks for this 'Art' and allowing my mind to wander for a few moments. (bumping 1) |
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01/11/2016 12:03:53 PM |
| Love the processing. From the storm. |
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