Wayne Sadler

The tonal value work is exceptional.

Brilliant framing.

Time is a bridge suspended between the memories of the past and an imaginary future. Time is now.

Through holes in the network of orange steel, sunsets inscribe mandalas and winds create tones in frequencies of 354, 398, 439 and 481 Hz at The Golden Gate Bridge. The bridge also has the reputation of being the most used suicide site in the world. (Departing souls leave holes too.)

Many thanks, Evgeni.

It has been my experience that to make this quality of portrait requires the artist to have a special rapport with the subject. Excellent work, Pierre.

Your design and limiting the palette to one hue work wonders here. Brilliant work, Evgeni.

Thanks, Pierre. To quote one of my favorite philosophers, "It takes time and a lot of effort to not know".

There is a place along the Spree in Berlin where the glass facade of facing buildings mingle the light/vibration of both people and things and reflections of people and things. There, all appear sentient and alive. (…. In the astral world beings…are entranced by the sight of all creation as exhaustless expressions of changing light. In the astral, beings smell, taste and touch light. In the astral, beings precipitate all objects and experiences as forms of light or condensed thoughts or dreams.” - narrative of Sri Yukteswar in “Autobiography of a Yogi”.

Excellent macro. A tighter crop might make amazing. Excellent work, Hamzeh.

As always a marvel of craftsmanship and artistry.

The marriage of hues and perspectives is brilliant.

Here at the container ship facility at the port of Oakland in Oakland, California, in the San Francisco Bay are whites cranes. In Eastern and other cultures the white crane is associated with wisdom, purity, messengers of the spirit world, joy, harmony, good fortune and nearly any positive spiritual trait you can imagine. Here at the wharf in Oakland they represent the backbone of the eighth busiest container port in the United States.

Everything knows some form of play. Beautifully displayed.

"...Everything has its own special inner character, its own karma of “life in time..." from The Three Pillar of Zen. Brilliant reveal, Evgeni.

I think it was astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson, who I heard say something to the effect that the man must have been a genius who figured out this thing would float. Maybe that same guy can figure out why I don’t fall through my chair when I sit down.

Your processing has made this magical. Brilliant work, Pierre.

Many thanks, Pierre.

Thanks, Pierre. I did not feel alone on this beach with this driftwood.

I think this image holds such an appeal because of so many lines handled so well. Well done, Mick.