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[Theo]

this started as a tulup

Yours

[aprilS]

I so enjoy explorations into the amorphous, the hints of undiscovered depths and shapes to be resolved.

This might work well as a really really big print, entirely dominating one wall.

But at this scale, on my laptop, I end up viewing my reflection on the screen superimposed over the image. Which is actually a rather interesting effect...

[eob]

This is something new for you, Theo. Like April, you show signs of new explorations. That's always interesting to watch.

I agree with April about the big scale having a potential for much stronger impact of an image like this one. And I also would like to see this slightly lighter (perhaps no more than about 3-5% lighter)...

[Theo]

wait till i get some more flowers .  that is one thing about digital work you can push yourself in new directions and even destroy some pictures with out sacrifice. Thank you both for the comments though i was not sure about this one anyhow it does need a big format so you guy's are going to have to get those 36 inch monitors for my work


yours

[habakuk]

After seeing others of your flower abstractions, I am left rather untouched by this one. But I am surprised by that, as the colors are very emotional, the lighting very mysterious, suggestive, the lines smooth, cozy, charming... and yet, it doesn't really reach me.

cheers
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[eob]

Same here. I think that the almost total lack of detail (lost in darkness) is the reason this image does not catch our attention for too long...