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How far will u cry..
© priyanthab
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Uploaded: 03/06/07 11:21 AM GMT
How far will u cry..
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Done in CS2. 2-3 hours I guess. I was working on some different style this time. I liked it.
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how far will u cry...
pain , the reward of a truth...
but dont think of this as a burden..
pain and pleasure are but the same..
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Excellent,10 out of 10.Great composition,well presented and the title is very deep too...Tony.
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Very beautiful! I think it's great. I really like the lighting and colors and as usual your attention to detail. Diane
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well Priyantha - if I was down in that pose I would cry for quite some time! Beautiful portrayal - you are just getting better and better - I love your art!
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"Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is eternity."
...live well ...love much ...laugh often ..... mygallery
Terrific job. You are a fine artist, no matter how long or how short a time it all takes.
♥PJ♥
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"You owe it to us all to get on with what you're good at." W.H. AUDEN (1907-1973)
A great work Priyantha, very well executed piese, thanks for sharing. I saw this in the voting booth and had to get it. Oh and I gave top marks, nice one. Gareth
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I rather like this. It is compelling and very nicely done. It is suggestive of darkness and maybe light, of despair and maybe hope...
Apart from the puzzle, I find the image a little puzzling in its own right. fogz wrote, "if I was down in that pose I would cry for quite some time!", but what _is_ the pose? There's something very strange about her legs and feet... Perhaps that is intentional. Perhaps, indeed, she _cannot_ move from here... That's kind of what the image suggests to me. Don't know what it is supposed to suggest, though!
It reminds me a little of 'Wilo The Wisp' (which I am likely mangling spellingwise here) - especially the sparkly things hovering around (though I think these may actually be flowers) and the way the trunks of the trees are drawn.
Very good work.
- cfr
Apart from the puzzle, I find the image a little puzzling in its own right. fogz wrote, "if I was down in that pose I would cry for quite some time!", but what _is_ the pose? There's something very strange about her legs and feet... Perhaps that is intentional. Perhaps, indeed, she _cannot_ move from here... That's kind of what the image suggests to me. Don't know what it is supposed to suggest, though!
It reminds me a little of 'Wilo The Wisp' (which I am likely mangling spellingwise here) - especially the sparkly things hovering around (though I think these may actually be flowers) and the way the trunks of the trees are drawn.
Very good work.
- cfr
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Exquisite work Priyantha.
A very accomplished work of art. Very much so.
I really ... really like the deft touches you have added in this composition. Of particular note ... the 'dandelion' flowers? Think that's right ... are jewels in their own right.
Caveats? If ... if, I may be so bold ... what do you think about having moved the main subject to the right? Leaving some additional space before her clasped hands?
And perhaps the colouring of her face ... could knock the tonalities down a touch. Comes to the forefront for me, anyways ... I would like to have seen that aspect recede some to further enhance her posturing.
However ... make no mistake about my words ... I really like this. And has garnered the praise in commentaries it justly deserves.
Just excellent. Thank you for sharing ... this viewer appreciates your talents.
p.s. Hope you are feeling better. :o)
Just a thought.
A very accomplished work of art. Very much so.
I really ... really like the deft touches you have added in this composition. Of particular note ... the 'dandelion' flowers? Think that's right ... are jewels in their own right.
Caveats? If ... if, I may be so bold ... what do you think about having moved the main subject to the right? Leaving some additional space before her clasped hands?
And perhaps the colouring of her face ... could knock the tonalities down a touch. Comes to the forefront for me, anyways ... I would like to have seen that aspect recede some to further enhance her posturing.
However ... make no mistake about my words ... I really like this. And has garnered the praise in commentaries it justly deserves.
Just excellent. Thank you for sharing ... this viewer appreciates your talents.
p.s. Hope you are feeling better. :o)
Just a thought.
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust
well man it's one of your best. the body language is amazinggggggggggggggggggggggg well done
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life is a movie that has no genre
Nice image, i like the composition and teh work you did on the lighting in the background of the forest. good work.
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I must've missed this one...Great composition!
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"Let us forever cherish and hold sacred these moments...for it is our undoing ...should we forget..." -William Shakespeare ... Visit Jhihmoac's Gallery
Oh yes, C-index 99.998. This is great!
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"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better" - Albert Einstein -
Rules are for those who always follow the rules; there are no rules in photography because this isn't a game but an art! :P -Me-
-Allie