The Invasion

Fantastic graphics and presentation, Michael. Best regards, Paul.

Well done Michael. I like this. Regards, Patrick

Fantastic invasion, Michael! Excellent done! Bravo! Sincerely, Tatiana

Simply amazing, ciao Giangiorgio

Thanks, Patrick. Most appreciated. - - My best, michael

Many thanks, Paul. - - My best, michael

Tatiana, I always can count on you for the occasional brief, yet meaningful, review. - - My best, michael

Coming from you, Giangiorgio, I take "simply amazing" as a huge compliment. - - My best always, michael - - Ciao!

Michael,

Interesting and creative work!

I like B/W choice, which adds even more flavor!

Regards,

ZT,

One word would do here: Masterpiece! Sincere compliments, Michael! PDE

Wow Michael!! A truly amazing multidimensional photograph. Your technique here is fascinating, denoting a vast experience in that you were able to shoot light that produced so many different effects. I would guess this is no easy task, and therefore, the more admirable. I have spent quite some time analyzing..... ehemmmm rather or more precisely admiring the different effects you have managed to extract from each light source. IMHO B&W was the way to go to present such a mesmerizing, powerful and grabbing photograph. With great admiration for your technical prowess. Since there is no doubt there is much for me to learn from this, it goes to my favorites to enjoy repeatedly. Kindest regards. DG

ZT, given your own abstract work, I take your comments as confirmation that someday I may reach that level. - - My best, mhl

Pierre Dumas, Esq. - "Masterpiece" is seldom used in connection with my photos. The fact that you chose to use it leaves me feeling humbled. - - My best always, michael

Daniel, your extensive review convinced me that there are no words for me to string together in response. I am forever grateful for the time and energy you devoted to this image. - - My best always, michael

Mesmerizing objects!

Hi Michael,

 

this is a really extraordinary work of photographic art that I would like to know more of; how did you create these light effects? Does the image have a specific meaning? Visually it's nothing less than spectacular, and probably much better in B & W than in color. A great picture! Kind regards, Vincent