© Joseph D. Sage

Thanks for taking the time to critique my image. You're comments are

welcome...I have a lot to learn.

Well Joseph, I am not sure of myself here but I see what look like chinese symbols of picture writing on the right side, a planet earth in the far left and many clouds in the sky. The orange lines might symbolize energy of either electrical nature or possibly religious.  The clearly non-western human figure is crossing a sand dune or similar kind of windblown setting.  I don't know what it means or stands for.

Yet strangely I want to say it would work better as a composition if it were a horizontally framed picture rather than a vertical one.  Why I don't really know - I just feel it.

Regards,

Jerry

Hi Jerry, 

Same reply as last time...

Please don't over think it.  It's nothing more than an image, you can take from it what you will; in particular it's an abstract image; hence it's placement in the 'digital alteration' category.  As Mark Adams said, "We aren't just eyes; we have memories, feelings.  Emotional content is what makes life whole, and a lot of abstraction has no connection with people..."  Some people, who lack imagination, fail to make a connection with anything that goes beyond what they consider logical.  Logic or sense is definitely what I'm going for here.  It’s just art, take it for what it's worth.  Beauty is in the eye of the beholder...

Best!

~ Joseph.