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Out of the darkness...


Pierre Dumas

Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows;
The picture of the wasp was taken with Sony DSC V-3


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I don't say something about bw-color,details or other things, what I feel it from the first time is  exactly what title you did says.Wasp is a interesting insect that when time become to be cold after summer still to see if there is something interesting in a deep corner and this juxtaposition of black composition and vivid insect is a good characteristic of it.

sincerely radu

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I don't think this wasp had a successful pollen harvesting, lol! Terrific composition ,as always. The painterly quality of the flowers rendering is the key point here, deserving the study title. The selective coloring of the wasp , though it seems an obvious choice, is what gives to this creation of yours  the special character one is spoiled to expect from you. And you didn't fail to meet this challenge here too. Just wonderful, Petraki! Chapeau!

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Such mystery's you weave with your creativity.  A rich myriad of mind blowing visuals to entice and provoke the senses. I see a 3D wasp in a world devoid of nourishment, a symbol of our times, or maybe warning of things to come! 

 

Sincere Compliments! 

 

Alf 

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You seem to have discovered a new and sensitive side of yourself. There is delicacy and enchantment in these shots which contrasts nicely with your usual forceful and very masculine approach
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Hristaki, if I wanted I couldn't say that you just said! I don't even understand your complex English! But, I understood that you said "wonderful" and that's enough to tell me that I haven't disappointed you, not even with a wasp as replacement for a real bee!

Thank you very much for your encouraging comment!

 

PDE

 

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Very well said, Alf! Thank you for the compliments for the picture and for myself as an author! Maybe you are very, very close to the goal of this picture!

 

PDE

 

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Jack, very discerning comment! Thank you especially for your praise of my masculine and forceful approach in my other works!    

 

PDE

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I wish we never see that day coming...where a wasp is trying desperately to find something to keep her going...are the bees vanished?  Then life is in jeopardy...unless the wasp is trying something unforeseen here.  Trying to give life back by transfusing liquid, juice to the dehydrated flower.  But is she going to survive afterwards?  Only our story teller Pierre can answer that, maybe with part two...

have a wonderful day Pierre!  Cheers!

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There are three flowers with dimensions, plus wasp who also has dimensions, so it would be (if we don't count the depth, the distance to the mutual background) 4D!If we count the depth 5D and I vote for that!

Question answered AJ?

Thank you for your at first glance "Hamletic" comment my friend!

 

PDE

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Panayotis, I like your comment very much! The answer may come in some future picture, maybe it's hidden in some or more of the previous, but "the story teller" won't answer it with words!

A man may be visual artist, painter for example and in the same time engaged in literature! But, his literature can't consist of his explanations of the meaning of his paintings!

I think you, for example showed that it's up to the viewer to do it!

 

Thank you very much for your discerning critique

 

PDE

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Maria, I once in some comment said: "I generally don't accept mixing of BW photos with colored parts, but in this case I approve it (aesthetically, of course) because the yellow and the black go very well together!"

Thank you for your visit and your comment!

 

PDE

 

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E chi è "quell'insidia" al tuo romanticismo? Lo sai che sei sempre tu, tu il romantico, tu il minaccioso! Bella e...vera intuizione! Ciao amico mio, sempre geniale!!!

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Sì, il mio migliore amico, è come dici tu! Sì, signore! Sul doppio, signore! Grazie per la tua critica nervosa!

Ciaomau

Pietro, il amico di commentatore nervoso

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Caro Sergio, è semplice, selezionare un oggetto su una fotografia, fare file PSD e trascinare dove vuoi! Grazie per il tuo commento molto lusinghiero!

 

PDE

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Good work Pierre. I like it. The wasp, which doesn't like flowers so much, trying to draw food from paper flowers. I guess some people would find it very symbolic somehow, but for me, it is art, good art.

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Chuck, your comment is most valuable, IE since we all saw those flowers, especially me as dried flowers I never thought they might be seen as paper flowers which leads to a bit different aspect of this picture!

 

Thanks Chuck!

 

PDE

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Original and interesting, Pierre! I like the way you did the light. I see here irony, or I am wrong - it is very difficult to follow your imagination. Thanks for your attention. BR

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