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The Blue Earth
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Uploaded: 03/05/08 6:54 AM GMT
The Blue Earth
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One peaceful, blue Earth
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::danika
03/05/08 7:37 AM GMT
Very creative work Mac ~ like the earth is floating on a cloud or an ocean wave. It does have a strong feeling of peacefulness. I really like the texture too. Excellent work + faves.
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Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away ~ George Carlin
This is a very beautiful creation.THe texture is lovely and the colours rock!! So I am putting this on my desktop for a bit. Thanx so much for something a bit unique. Verena
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Feel the calmness on a
quiet sunny day.
WOW!! That's cool!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round?? Picture Purrrfect .
This turned out great! I love the textures and colors!
Joanie
Joanie
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Life is the pits sometimes, but God and your friends are always there to help you through it.
Nice work Mac.
Thought I would take a look in on your galleries since my last visit ... and this is the one, as they say ... that jumped out at me.
I would agree with those above, in that the textures are done well. The complimentary colour palette throughout your piece here is another strong element that ties it all together well.
If I may, I do have a couple of suggestions for you ... compositionally, in my humble opinion ... think that the earth is a little tight to the framing. Not sure how big the original was, and/or if you cropped it at all ... here's my thought ...
Keep the positioning of the earth, relative to the 'swirls' ... as is. Spot on with your placement there. Just expand the borders such that you could bring the earth in and down more so.
Some additional work on the blending of the earth ... and this goes from good to very good. And I am sure you can get there from here.
As Sherree mentioned, and as you say in the accompanying narrative to your image ... you succeeded in creating a feel and mood that is quite tranquil.
Yeah, nice work. :o)
Thought I would take a look in on your galleries since my last visit ... and this is the one, as they say ... that jumped out at me.
I would agree with those above, in that the textures are done well. The complimentary colour palette throughout your piece here is another strong element that ties it all together well.
If I may, I do have a couple of suggestions for you ... compositionally, in my humble opinion ... think that the earth is a little tight to the framing. Not sure how big the original was, and/or if you cropped it at all ... here's my thought ...
Keep the positioning of the earth, relative to the 'swirls' ... as is. Spot on with your placement there. Just expand the borders such that you could bring the earth in and down more so.
Some additional work on the blending of the earth ... and this goes from good to very good. And I am sure you can get there from here.
As Sherree mentioned, and as you say in the accompanying narrative to your image ... you succeeded in creating a feel and mood that is quite tranquil.
Yeah, nice work. :o)
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