bluechameleon
move slowly through drowning waves
Posted by bluechameleon (Vancouver, Canada) on 29 July 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual.
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Brian from Seattle, United States
I agree with the previous comment, but it has this nice glow to it. Good work.
29 Jul 2008 8:57am
Helen from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
A conceptual achievement with wonderful tonal contrasts. Bravo
29 Jul 2008 9:21am
Matt Sutton from Sydney, Australia
Contrast in tones but also in life.... the stone wall holding back the sand and sea. The towel, thrown on the wall, like a free happy approach to life. we can enjoy the contrasts, the wall and the sea. a great picture Blue !
29 Jul 2008 9:32am
ordinaryimages from KY Bluegrass, United States
the beginning of a narrative. i choose to apply an exhilarating note. best...jf
29 Jul 2008 1:36pm
DonLon from Providence, RI, United States
Very nicly done. I really like the mood. I am still trying to put a story around it. That makes it a very good shot.
29 Jul 2008 5:32pm
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States
what an excellent and emotional shot BC! i love this soft lighting / focus and even softer mood. dark, dim but with a mysteriously beautiful and luminous glow! a wonderful sort of sadness here -- possibly a universal and shared experience, like the loss of a loved one. the diagonal makes for an excellent composition -- dividing between the solid and 'known' spaces we build in life and the dark, ever changing and fluid spaces often associated with the 'unknown' and the world of the spirit. a simply faaabulous and complex representation, perfectly stylized with your magical touch of enigma! bravo!
29 Jul 2008 7:35pm
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
I like the melancholic mood of this great B&W compositionon who gives free rein to our imagination. What can be the story about this clothe ?
29 Jul 2008 8:11pm
Nataly from Santa Monica, United States
This is a great cover for a novel (which I can only assume). Wonderful work, and I say 'work' and not just photo since there is so much more to it.
29 Jul 2008 8:45pm
Tracey from White Hall, United States
I love the emotion you evoke with this one. Could be very lonely and sad...but could be liberating and exhilarating. Depends on the viewer's mood. Great work, as always!
30 Jul 2008 1:49am
Jim from Hunnebostrand, Sweden
There is great mood and "story" to this picture, even if what the story is exactly is a bit of a mystery. I think that adds to the photos allure even more.
31 Jul 2008 7:50am
Zion from Engins - 38, France
Beaucup d'émotion dans cette photo : une disparition? ou une simple baignade....elle fait travailler l'imagination et c'est cela qui est bien
4 Aug 2008 9:03am
Nikon D70
1/250 second
F/5.6
ISO 200
55 mm