Just goes to show how fickle voters can be even with G**gle at their fingertips...
I didn't think it was worth 10 for DPC but not 1,2,3,4 or 5 either!
Zur Farbenlehre contains some of the earliest and most accurate descriptions of phenomena such as coloured shadows, refraction, and chromatic aberration.
Keep up the good and thought provoking work.
I won't say I understand it (I Googled, too) and I'm sorry it didn't do well in the challenge. I *will* say that I think it's a marvelous image that I drooled over while it was in voting. With those wonderful colors & great sense of movement, it would look fabulous printed large.
Ridiculously, pathetically, shamefully underrated, and I say this as one of your 10's... What can people be thinking? Or *not* thinking, as the case may be? Sigh... 5th favorite now, just added.
Well, the "utterly outstanding, presumably doomed" comment makes up for it. lol
Ridiculously, pathetically, shamefully underrated, and I say this as one of your 10's... What can people be thinking? Or *not* thinking, as the case may be? Sigh... 5th favorite now, just added.
3 favorites now. I was sure I added it to my list during voting. I loved Bear_Music's comment: "Utterly outstanding, presumably doomed,". I really thought this would make it to the top.
You may have gotten slammed with a lot of low votes, but look at all the high ones and a very high commenter's average. I gave it a 9. One of those entries with strong appeal for a narrow group, which makes for a success in my book. I'm pleased to find out it was yours. Congrats on the Posthumous blue, it deserved it.
Thanks. I was pleased with it, but I didn't expect it to score well. I am quite astounded by how well it was received by some, though.
eta: The only thing that would have made this better is if I had placed 69/69.
You may have gotten slammed with a lot of low votes, but look at all the high ones and a very high commenter's average. I gave it a 9. One of those entries with strong appeal for a narrow group, which makes for a success in my book. I'm pleased to find out it was yours. Congrats on the Posthumous blue, it deserved it.
Huh, wha? Never heard of the book, but farben is color. As someone who is in the printer business, I can attest that color management is certainly a science. At the same time, it is also a black art. Cool abstract, whatever it really is.
I doubt many people will know who Goethe is or what he did. Not 100% certain what this has to do with splitting a beam of light into the colour spectrum though. I will give you the benefit of the doubt though.
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