unknown depths

Hello HH, I lik ethe colouring, so fitting for the theme. cheers Jana

I love it. The saturation and colours together with the the motion makes it an excellent photograph.

regards,

Andreas

Dia dhuit a Hekate, this is the kind of photo which is so often done very badly....some photographers think that any sort of an old blurred image can be construed as art !! Now, I'm no expert but, this image looks the Real McCoy to me.

The subtle colouration and graininess are perfectly complimentary and the sweeping motion lends a sense of drama to the work. I was really stopped in my tracks when I came across this image...how can such a simple image have so much going on in it ?? Wiser heads than mine will have to answer!

In short, I am in awe !!

Slan, FRANK.

It is mystic like my comments:... auuuuuuuuuuu.....:))))), yeah.....c.c.c.c.c

HI Hekate......bravo

I'm very happy to see that the image created reactions which involved mystery or the need to look closer :) Even if I personally feel the need to take a few "steps" back to visually recompose the image..

sometimes an image can be about a sensation, a feeling that it evokes. just like in music, where some strange, more fragile, indefinite sounds can do much better than a very well defined rhythm..and can create a certain mood much better. and maybe a photo, if it could speak, it would say "I want to keep you thinking..and feeling.." the necessary "?" :)

thank you everyone for the attention;), I was really happy to read all your comments!:)