Bazaar painting

Hello from the other world! - perfectly constructed and rendered. I like how you presented that kinda abandoned buildings - very atmospheric!

Unique!

All good staff already written!

:-) 

Dear Laura,

I know we completely agree now, I said you were right to some extent meaning you should take in consideration what I wrote! I didn't tell the "extent" in % and I now can say more % in your benefit, ha!

Cheers to that with Sangria!

Abrazo

PDE

O, maestro Khodski, welcome to my humble page!

What a surprise, thank you for your very positive and original comment!

Cheers to that

PDE

Thank you Grigoriy!

You just said the missing word in all the stuff already written, ha!

Cheers to that, too!

PDE

I saw your elaborate latest stream of places in this painterly mood and  I am fascinated! You are a painter armed with pixels instead of brushes!  

On this one: I like the fact the place is deserted, naked of human presence, a sight looking like what the night  guard  of the area sees early in the morning. I also like the not correcting of the converging verticals , an important detail which betrays the photographic heritance of the image. It is like if these low and humble edifices are towering the visitor, demanding and claiming of his/her attention. Above all, I like the mood which emerges from every corner of the image and its threatening sky,a pure result of your effort, as well as the composition which unforcedly leads the eye towards the end of the alley. Warm regards!

Yassou file mou Hristaki!

Efharisto poli for your thorough exploration and also thorough description of your impressions!

Calimera

Petraki Dimitrakis

1. van Gogh

2. Pierre Dumas

Thank you, Franz!

Minor correction:

Pierre Dumas = Van Gogh!

Cheers to that, ha!

PDE

O, welcome Saad, long time no see, my friend!

Thank you for your visit and nice e comment!

PDE

I like it. 

So, Maestro, it's back to brushes and pastels?  You created a mesmerizing palette of hauntingly soft, beautiful colors.  They interact symbiotically with a variety of lines and shapes, resulting in the viewer's not being able to look away.  And, to boot, this all occurs under a delicately painted sky.

My best always,

michael

Thank you Chuck!

I like it too!

PDE

Hey, Michael!

I wondered will you at all come to critique this one! IE, I thought you were specialized only for my surreal, well I was obviously wrong!

Thank you for your precious visit and as well precious comment

Best regards

PDE

Very interesting and original work, Pierre! I like very much the result. Best wishes.

Thank you Evgeni!

PDE

Quite a painting here my dear friend.  Love the composition and of course the coloring.  Great!  Cheers!

Thank you very much, Panayotis!

You like it and I like it too!

Cheers to that

PDE

I really like your final composition Pierre. The colours are so cool! I am really enjoying your creativity more and more!

Hi, Gail!

I wonder whether to finish it with a couple of deleting (with cloning) or it is to be considered already finished!

Thank you for your kind comment and visits!

PDE

Pierre,

Excellent, Excellent = UNIQUE! Thank you very much, Pierre!

Best regards, Tina

Bravo Tina,

I already said in my reply to your previous comment that you made my day! You didn't give me my seven here, but you said excellent which is with the same meaning!

Thank you so very much!

PDE

Looks like a very colorful ghost town! In fact, the first thing I thought of was a movie in which Clint Eastwood has the townspeople paint the town red and the sign which bears the town's name and a welcome was then changed to "Welcome to Hell"! I can't remember the name of the movie but I think it might be Pale Rider. Obviously, your ghost town here is not Hell and is quite lovely and artistic! Very creative and well done! Thank you for sharing. :)

I just remembered the name of the movie; High Plains Drifter!

Welcome and thank you, Trisha!

I haven't seen that film or I don't remember, although Clint Eastwood is one my favorite artists!

You composed your comment very well using the theme of that film, ha!

PDE