Meadow ..abstract

[Bobobird]

Your #1 fan just entered the thread.

Compared to everything else you have done this one is certainly different. Nice sometimes to break out of the old and try something else.

Do I like it? Not sure? Do I dislike it? Again, not sure.

Do think that it will do much better big on a wall but not so well as a small sized pic.

[Bobobird]

Patrik - pretty cool what your 3p has come up with.

[Daisy Mae]

Your #1 fan just entered the thread.

Compared to everything else you have done this one is certainly different. Nice sometimes to break out of the old and try something else.

Aww Bobo..you light up my day!

Sometimes my inner painter demands an outing and after all of the very minimal 'Dark side' stuff on my previous thread I felt a little fun was in order.

I need to mix it up a little now and again.... in case I get stale...

and yes Patrriks 3p is rather marvellous.

[pat3pee]

Bobo,

In fact it looks a lot better big ; hanging on the wall giving more depth with a thicker frame around it .

[Digital]

Isn't it all "art"? Each one of us has a vision of what we would like to produce. And we use "tools"-the painter uses a brush,paint,canvas. The sculptor uses chisel, stone, wood. The photographer uses pixels, film, chemicals, paper.software. You get the idea. We all have a vision and it's up to us as to how we "display" or produce that vision. You put 5 photographers, painters, sculptors, etc in a room with a single flower in a vase and each would have a different vision of the flower-that is art.

That is the beauty of an individual perspective. Bruce

[pat3pee]

And Sharon, your great artistic photos inspires me a lot

[Daisy Mae]

Thank you Bruce and Patrk..that's the best .

[Donald]

it's not what we see..it's the way we to interpret and choose to express what we see.

Or as dear Pops Carter used to say many times on here, "The camera is a box in which you store photographs. The picture is behind your eyeballs."

[Daisy Mae]

Or as dear Pops Carter used to say many times on here, "The camera is a box in which you store photographs. The picture is behind your eyeballs."

Very true..and so much better expressed than my clumsy attempt.