Evolving purity

thanks jana

I enjoy the innovate way U dare to use your camera, elegant,,,maybe contrast + !? re niels

 

Interesting ,experimental work,Jana!

Groet,Jim

Very nice and interesting image.

Lyrical image with apt and beautiful caption,Jana

If I remember correct, I have comment photo before, where you have used this technique. For me, it works here better. this photo reminds me of ...not Monet, but something like that; I can see what you have captured, but image is soft and leaves room for my own imagination and assumptions. And of course the fact that photo has restricted colour palette helps. Photo does not look too restless for me. Thank you for sharing this great image. No ratings. a s l a

Very original. Very nice.

Well done. As if the lily went surfping.

sally

Very beautiful this one too, althouth I don't like this green, but this is my taste.

I'm enjoying the way your work makes me think.

Monet had an affection for Waterlillies - maybe he just liked sunny days and the sound of running water : )

Several months ago, Gordon and I spent some time attempting to align the intentional use of motion blur with a school of artistic thought. The earliest indication we've run across (1911) points to an offshoot of Futurism; Anton Giulio Bragaglia's Photodynamism.

I really like the abstraction in this image and the color. The title also takes it in a variety of directions.