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I really like what you done with this photo of a sunflower. It looks very painterly. I am sure that Vincent would have liked it, too. -Jim

Thanks for viewing. Your comments on this digitally abstracted photograph

are most welcome. (Looks best when viewed at largest size).

Thanks for your kind remarks. Perhaps the lower than expected ratings, which seem more common lately,  are the result of people not taking the time to view the images at full size. When viewed at the default size much of the tonality and detail is lost. -Jim

Here's a gathering of Eastern Great Egrets and Snowy Egrets chilling out on

the grassy banks of the Walter Boardman slough adjacent to the Tomoka

State Park. (Looks best when viewed large). Thanks.

Gorgeous twilight scene, Mark. Very serene and almost surreal. -Jim

This urban scene was shot in downtown Asheville, NC. Your comments

and critiques are most welcome. (Looks best when viewed full screen.)

A solitary wayfarer makes his way along the bleak northern shore as the

afternoon sea fog begins to roll in off the cold Pacific ocean in this

melancholic version of a photo that I took a very long time ago. -Jim

Looks even better when viewed at full resolution.  I especially like the golden glow of the Shanghai skyline, but suspect it my by caused, in part, by the air pollution? -Jim

This digital "painting" started out having some photographic components,

but they've been pretty much obliterated in the process of the work. Looks

best when viewed at full resolution. Critiques and comments are most

welcome. -Jim

Thanks for viewing. Your comments and suggestions are most welcome. -

Jim

This was taken high up on the cloud enshrouded Going to the Sun road that traverses

some of the most spectacular scenery in the lower 48 states. Thanks for viewing.

I previously submitted a posterized version of this photo for critiquing, but some

thought it would be a more effective image without the graphics. Now that I've posted

this one, I'd be very interested to know which you prefer. Thanks. -Jim