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Love here. Mysterious and intriguing. Great idea as always Bill.
Enrique
Enrique
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I'd get that flashgun fixed Bill.
Such well worn steps in this old Scottish palace. A sight few will have recognised as they walked around here.
Dougie
Such well worn steps in this old Scottish palace. A sight few will have recognised as they walked around here.
Dougie
Simple but very effective.
Hugh
Hugh
A "not sure" vote coming from here ....
Yes I think you are right about divided opinions Bill but it still has to be commented on. I find myself Loving to hate it but on the hand hating to love it. Where does that leave me...I haven't a bloody clue but I am just about to ring Prudhoe hospital to see if they have a bed for the night that maybe I could have.
One for the gallery walls here Bill,so all these arty farty types can gush about the meaning of the Universe,
and other such things !!
I actually like it,although I would have preferred seeing Jupiter lying in the rule of thirds with Saturn and Uranus !!
Mick.
and other such things !!
I actually like it,although I would have preferred seeing Jupiter lying in the rule of thirds with Saturn and Uranus !!
Mick.
Your imagination is much too critical. At the same time images like this need imagination (what is "imagination", if not a derivative of "image"? Or is it the other way around? You know what I mean!) - first, on the part of the photographer; thereafter, on the part of the viewer. It's a fine shot, and it conjures up many thoughts in my mind: a peek through slightly closed eyes allows me to believe I'm looking at a series of waves; another makes me think I'm looking at three naked forms in repose; and then on closer inspection, I see it for what it is.
Good processing too, by the way.
Regards.
Bob
Good processing too, by the way.
Regards.
Bob
Yes, very mysterious and intriguing! We could have been guessing from now until Christmas as to what the subject was 
Trev
Trev
Given that you've told us what it is Bill, I think it's great! But if you hadn't, I would still have loved the title
John
John
This is a very clever image Bill, the longer you view it the more detail you see.
David
David
