Two groups: white input source which has been split into it's divided colorful self. Mutually exclusive or not? Debating this because one does not exist without the other and input affects the output.
I guess this would be similar to the mind and body concept - because you cannot have one without the other. The light is one source as I see it coming into the camera and then split into it's many parts in the refraction.
So this will probably be too far out there for the voters (which I don't mind) and most likely not voter friendly material.
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o, dear, so grossly underrated. that is too bad. it's alovely shot, and i meant to go back and bump it up (i gave you a 6), but forgot. sorry.
light and dark - surely the first dichotomy of which we are aware. the lens flares make it, it think. well done indeed. this is why you'reo n team suck - great work that few get!
Oh WOW! this is cool Michelle! I am suprised this didn't do much better! Very nice shot! the rays are too cool! and the concept to me is no more of a stretch than the Dancer, still trying to figure that one out really, lol, but thats why I didn't even consider this challenge, I am clueless...
Of light and dark? Not completely getting the dichotomy you intended but that's probably just me. Not sure I like the lens flare but its probably unavoidable in this type of shot and maybe you wanted it there for the effect.
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