Grin and Bear It

When I view these wonders as presented by yourself, I often wonder at how many marvels I must walk by without noticing in any given day.

 

You have such an eye for the bearley discernible.

 

 

...i like ...this picture is playing with my imagination....

 

It's like watching a cartoon come to life. You know, the ones where the character runs into a wall and it leaves an impression of their face? This cartoon is about a gorilla.

Amy

I could sit here and look at this all night.  Every time I come back to it I see something else.

 

--Lannie

Jack, It is like a dream with many feelings.

 

They're in there!

Hi Jack:

As always, there are some images that carry your very personal seal, unmistakably powerful and immediately impressive. Minimalistic as this one is, it has superb balance and is pleasantly unsettling, enigmatic and highly expressive. The conscious receives an image of the physical reality which travels through a wormhole to the subconscious, leaving an indelible mark. Now, technically, it needs nothing and lacks nothing. Color is just perfect, so is lighting and composition.

DG

Thanks for taking the time to comment on this picture. It was such an odd creature that I wondered if it would get any attention but it seems to have found a willing audience. I appreciate it.

Thanks for the long comment. Like you, I'm quite interested in the realm of the imagination and how it can stretch and expand our reality. It's a fantastic journey of a sort and as long as we keep looking, we'll keep finding, There are worlds beyond worlds beyond worlds. It keeps my mind young even as the rest of me gradually falls apart :-))

"If walls could talk"