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Updated 14/12/2012 @ 12:11Or, Solaris
Obscured late evening sunlight.
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Thank-you kindly for the comment, it's appreciated.
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Many thanks, this is one of my personal favourites too.
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This is simply nice, well done.. I wonder if I can use it as overly fill?
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Of course, so long as due credit is given. I'd be interested to see your results, too.
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Correct. As this is a piece of art in itself rather than resource stock, any work produced I'd like to consider a collaboration.
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In that case, I shall look forward to what you're able to generate!
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Heh; thank-you kindly for the comment, it's appreciated.
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Thank-you kindly, I appreciate the comment.
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Many thanks; it's most appreciated.
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This is incredible, I have been playing with similar techniques recently, really fun.
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Thank-you kindly, I'm glad you like it. Non-focal work is probably my signature aesthetic, if such a thing exists, so I appreciate it when it resonates with others. I wish you luck with your own experimentations!
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This could be open to many interpretations and that is the magic of it. Well done!
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Yes indeed; it's what I enjoy about abstractions. Each piece exists in a different aesthetic, depending on the observer.
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Ah, yes; it's one of my personal favourites, too. Thank-you.
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To me...this speaks of an ending, a closure, The warm last breath lighting the air and losing itself...
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Beautiful abstract, like the colors and the mood!!
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Many thanks, I'm glad you like it.
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Great play of light! Love the abstract feel, really well thought out and well framed!
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Thank-you kindly, it's appreciated; this is one of my personal favourites so I am glad you like it.
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Reminds me of a quote from paradise lost:
"Moping melancholy,
And moon-struck madness"-
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Also, because of it's calm, sweet, sad tone, with the slightest hint of burning love:
No grief so soft, no pain so sweet, as love's delicious melancholy.
- Frances Sargent Osgood
For me this "melancholic frenzy is a common experience, and I love the way this image captures one aspect of that, at least for me.
What it feels to see the whole world through a fog while the inside consists of a burning fire, anger, anxiety, restlessness, panic, igniting flames. Yet no one can see or help, to them, you're a dying candle, barely light through a dark fog. To you, you are trying to escape being burned! In panic, you try, but you cannot make sense of the fog world around you, and others just seem to fan the flames.
Soft, smokey fog becomes an invisible prison of isolation, full of sadness and despair increasing by day with no release. No sooner hitting rock bottom, despair turns to madness, restlessness, insanity.
This image Is a perfect view from the outside. From here, a quiet candle light, but inside, no way to know.
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Thank-you kindly for your comment, it's most appreciated.
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Thank-you kindly, I'm glad you like it.
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Made me think of a magical bonfire up in the clouds.
Love the gentle colors.
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Heh, I like that perception of it; it gives it an endearing quality. Thank-you for sharing.
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This reminds me of what babies might see looking out through the womb into the world, the subtlety and comfort of blood and light.
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