Birdwatchers (aka Flow Like The Wind)
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Comment by streetpigeon:
Gonna take it on faith that these are, in fact, birdwatchers. I like this technique of abstraction that makes terrestrial star trails, especially the sparser wisps atop it all. After some consideration the image resolved itself into lips with three jagged teeth. Now I was fascinated. This goes to show that food for the imagination can be nutritious. There's a satisfaction in coming to terms with a mystery, yet a good case can also be made for lettilng it remain as such.
Thank you.

ten percent inspiration
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Comment by krnodil:
I'm agog.

light at the end of the tunnel
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Comment by krnodil:
first, sorry for your loss, belated though this is

This image is a one-two punch - first, the centered comp leads you straight to the good old goat; then, a mild darkening on the left side of the frame leads you to the shoes. A sad occasion and solemnly attended. Grain and toning perfectly expressed. What a fitting tribute and affecting image. Thank you for posting it.

The sound of one hand clapping when a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it.
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Comment by krnodil:
This is an absolutely delightful interpretation of the challenge. Earthy and ancient feel.

"Wild World"
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Comment by krnodil:
this is stunning, fantastic light and otherworldliness

Moonshadow
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Comment by skewsme:
sometimes i forgot what a wacknoodle you are.
how generous of you to explain in detail.

cause and effect
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Got that right. Glad I finally got around to viewing this... sorry for the truth in it.

tortiekit
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Comment by posthumous:
fantastic

tortiekit
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Comment by tnun:
ah the tortie world of tortie puss. very thoughtful.

tortiekit
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Comment by jmritz:
kitty, like