| Name: Amy Kurtz |
Email: Unlisted |
| Comment: This has the feel of an oil painting of some type of fire to me. Interestingly though, when I first saw it I clearly saw what looked to be an image of Christ on the cross in the top section of the picture. It also seems to have a very femine feel to it. |
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| Name: leocthasme |
Email: leo@pencilstubs.org |
| Comment: Well it lookd like a reflectin in the water of a forest with the sun shining through the trees.
I turned the pic upside down and to me it looked like the sun at the top and the trues growing up
just an opinion.
Leo C |
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| Name: Ben Swett |
Email: ben@bswett.com |
| Comment: I have seen something like this that was done by an elephant. A very artistic elephant. I watched her do it, at an animal farm in Reston, Virginia. |
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| Name: Melinda |
Email: mecohenour@aol.com |
| Comment: Gesso on canvas, oil paints worked in wet with brush and trowel would result in that "glowing," alive look and provide the feathery, layered look that provides depth. I see several figures and faces in this work and could make an argument that it depicts the ascension of souls escaping the final Hell-fires on earth.
Then, again, it could be hair follicles as viewed under a microscope.....hmmmmmmmmmm. |
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| Name: Irene |
Email: ispshark@msn.com |
| Comment: Hi, Leo. My first reaction was that it was a Picasso during his blue period. It also reminds me of a program on TV that I watched on UFOs. They showed a forest in England with UFO lights showing through the trees. I agree with JJ that if it is a picture it was taken at ground level. Irene |
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| Name: Clara |
Email: blair@airmail.net |
| Comment: It has an organic "feel" to it, and the different quality of the square section in the upper right area of the image suggests a collage. Perhaps because I've been obsessed with things medical this year, I think it may owe at least part of its detail to some kind of medical imaging technology. To me, it communicates struggle toward some aspiration. |
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| Name: JJ |
Email: jojoann1@yahoo.com |
| Comment: Photo of forest fire, taken by someone who lived near the fire, or a photographer covering the story. Or, a little grass fire, and the person, I think female taking the shot at ground level up close. |
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| Name: John I. Blair |
Email: blairbards@sbcglobal.net |
| Comment: I think it's a mite's eye view (with backlighting provided by a tiny flea-held flashlight) of my shag rug after the ceiling fell last month. |
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| Name: glenda |
Email: afireinyuma@hotmail.com |
| Comment: It's looks like a beautiful, imaginative, and abstract painting of plants reaching upwards to the sky. I see a ghostly figure standing in the sunlight. A wonderful and celestial feel to the whole piece. I love it! |
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| Name: Alan Mosedale |
Email: alron2003@optusnet.com.au |
| Comment: This gives me the impression of pencil craft.
I think it may be a spark for the imagination, or a plain old bushfire.lol. watch out for the exploding gum tree.
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