Wayne Sadler

The ordinary made extraordinary by the special "seeing" of the artist. Excellent work.

Intriguing image. Makes me think of a koan: How does a box think outside of the box?

Time is a hamburger at McDonalds. Time is flight 762 landing in Bangkok. Time is floating the Seine. Time is a sundial at Albrechtsburg Castle at 1123 DST.

Thanks, Pierre. I believe at one time Photo.net recommended the longest dimension of a file be no more than 800 pixels (resulting in file sizes less that approx 640kb). This may account for what you are seeing as a small file. (I don’t notice them displaying any differently than others posted on the site.) I shoot raw and generally process tiff files (that can become large at times) but generally don’t take a lot of time processing when applying filters in photo shop. It can take time to create some of my images because I use filters the way a painter applies and removes paint. (I distort, so to speak, and selectively remove the distortion often over and over and with several different filters.)

The dispersion of tonal values is magical here. Brilliant in Black and White.

The muted light and hues are enchanting. Masterfully composed as usual.

I may be rating so highly the statement as well as the artistry.

Lovely subject but the backdrop treatment catches my eye.

My eyes are well led into this mystery. Excellent work, Evgeni.

It is the separation of the foreground intimacy from the nebulous background that gives this image life. Excellent work, Evgeni.

Koan practice: How do you reach deep into the Yangtze river without getting wet? When is Chinatown, San Francisco not busy? (At first I thought this scene too busy to “paint”.)

The implied narrative empowers this well structured image. Another excellent piece, Ilan.

The choice of angle of this illusion of movement works well. Excellent work, Evgeni.

Thoughts come and go. Feelings come and go. Find out what it is that remains. – Ramana Maharshi As we awaken the subjective (what exists in our minds) and the objective (this sometimes numbing and boring illusion of matter, time and space that is perceived to be outside ourselves) naturally merge. - WES Keep up the magic whatever the muse.

A re-post and reworked impression of the leaning tower of Pisa.

The contrast is powerful. Well composed and light managed image.

I find it enthralling. My mind ponders how, why, what... - all great art should inspire.

Nikolaikirche (St. Nicholas’ Church) Berlin, Germany

Connecting the near and far is a powerful element of this exceptional piece.

Brilliantly seen and composed.