And he walked on, his cape followed. So did I follow him into the light... B.M.

The items to the left are too well defined, I think, in comparison with what's on the right. But the cape works. And it's a neat idea.

thats like a water colour painting.

Where has this been? It's magnificent. Totally original. I just want to climb into this little square! One of the few pictures I've ever seen that makes me want to try color.

This is great, makes me wonder why I bother focussing!

 

This is the second image I've found in the last few days that is just so odd that it becomes tremendously compelling. (here is the first: http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo.tcl?photo_id=1237451)

 

 

And Doug, I see what you mean about being able to identify the car and hydrant but I'm not sure it hurts the image. I actually think it helps to pull it back from being a complete abstract. They sort of provide a context. By revealing themselves they allow me to identify the subjectuh oh, I think I feel myself slipping into art-speak. Sorry about that, hmm, is it past noon? I need a beer

 

Anyway, I would hang this with pride on my wall. Great vision.

 

Regards,

 

Without the car and fire station, the subject ends up looking like an inverted insect unless you really stare for a while.

Okay, I thought the images to the left were too well defined when I posted the above - whenever that was - but now it doesn't seem that way. Did you change this image, Babatunde? Or did I change?

You changed my friend. I did not alter it. Its still the same without any retouching. I think when you look at this first you can identify the objects but then if you leave it and come back you start to focus on other things, perhaps a balance of perception.