Fantasy

You keep summoning legendary figures and enticing them to reveal themselves from their hiding places all around.. In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

Very well done Amal ! Wonderful use of color, texture, 'fantasy figures' popping up all over.....very well thought out and presented.....my best regards, Gail

Jack, who is that one-eyed king?

 

Gail, many thanks for your appreciation.

First there are the blind - they rush through life seeing nothing except what they expect to see.

 

Fewer are the one-eyed, who see those things most of us miss.

 

Then there are the two-eyed, superior beings with binocular vision, who see and appreciate the unique spirits manifest in the temporal world.

 

Those who use the third eye, well.... they walk with the Buddha.

 

You should be listed among the two-eyed (I cannot speculate on your Buddhahood), but if I did so I couldn't use that old latin saying which - with a little checking - I find comes from Erasmus: "In regione caecorum rex est luscus"

Dear Jack, many thanks for enlightening me. I have read about the phrase - "In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king" is quoted in Erasmus' "Adagia," & John Palsgrave's translation of the "Comedy of Acolastus." You are right.I do not have the "Third Eye". I have an eye for Beauty:-)But you are the Superior being with a special photographic eye, no doubt.Buddha alone did not have the Third Eye. Lord Shiva opens his Third Eye for annihilation of evil. Jack uses his Third Eye for spotting the most unusual.

Lovely abstract

Alec, thank you very much for your rare visit and appreciation.

The first thought I had looking at this photo was that of the paintings in the Ajanta caves; I see Koushik Ray has had similar thoughts. But I think this abstract has perhaps more potential than one can possibly imagine. One of your best in recent times.

Samrat, I am glad that you liked it. Thank you very much for your feedback.

Fantastic Fantasy.Fresco,abstract,slide seen through a microscope,the list can go on and on.Great creation

Amrit, thank you very much. Will you buy it?:-)

Wonderful colors and interesting patterns. Do you see the upside-down monkey with his arms hanging down within this? Or all the eyes of small little critters? I enjoy finding objects or shapes within cloud formations. Now I can have a lot of fun finding other objects within your outstanding photo.

Christal, thank you very much, indeed. The objective my effort has been achieved. Everyone has their own interpretation:-)

Beautiful picture.

Dilip, many thanks for your visit and appreciation.

Excellent capture, Amalda...Durdanto fantasy...darun colors...shubhechchha...

Kallol, Dhanyabad! Apnader bhalo laga amar baro prapti.