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Thank you.

Great Work Paula. Artistic and Aesthetics.Ilove how the grain shows.the light on the forehead,like a enlightenment happens.7/7

Wonderful creation.

Thank you so much. Really appreciated.

LOL ....!

Your good at this .!

How you show them. What the no. of person inside 3 or 2 ? Tell me ...!

creation that provides food for thought.

They are three in all, but, considered separately, they are two, one two, then five:-)

LOL. Thanks.

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Joan, thank you. Yes, it is intended to be a bit thought provoking.

Thank you, Juan. The statues are made of metal, but I gave them a stonelike appearence.

Paula, perfect job, really effective, and great captured with excellent use of the light & shadows!!! Best regards.

As usual your creative style shows through.

Original PS work. Your photography acquires a new dimension...

Regards.

Richard, Alec, Manuel, thank you so much for adding your comments to this image.

A new version of Picasso or Goya. Excellect creativity,Paula.

Somehow the profiles look a little Grecian to me. The Trojan Wars come to mind with Helen in the middle.

Very nice and original artwork

Such a clear concept

 

and such a bothering mask of the right one ...

Amal, your pictorial references when commenting on my images flatter me a lot. Thank you so much.

 

Colin, had not thought of that but it is an excellent read of the image and the concept is very close to my original idea; not Helen but :"what's in a name...? :-) Thank you so much.

 

Adolfo, glad you enjoyed. Thank you.

 

Daily, the right mask is the more tormented: too interestd in the physical. Thanks.

Amazing work Paula,

you don't stop to surprise with your creativity.

 

Congrat. Fabio.

Paula, Your creative work is more than Excellent!!!

Thank you for yur kind words.

The woman in "Titanic"? -The battle of the beaus...

Very striking image congratulations.

Couls be,thouigh I prefer the Helen interpretation- Thank you so much, Leann.

Excellent PS work; original idea.

 

Regards...

Thank you so much, Pulok.

Paula, this reminds me strikingly of the drawing in Titanic of Kate Winslet, which was actually sketched by James Cameron (The Director) himself.