Creative simon: I can see from your post that you hadn't had your morning cup of coffee or is that tea? It looks like aggression and anger all over. By the time you got to the flower you were all calmed down except for the black background. Now kidding aside they are very nice images and very well done. The colors are beautiful. I got the tops of compliments today when one of mine was compared to yours. Decaying is interesting as is Preserved. Wonderful Colors

Andy Scuba: Tree Shine is an interesting piece of abstract art. I am also partial to your dancers. You gave some interesting information about MS Power Point. I’ve never thought of Microsoft as a program for editing pictures. I guess I’ll have to give it a try.

Tooth Maker: Even tools of the trade can be converted into very nice abstracts.

Cyan: I like how you see images inside of our artwork. I checked the web site for SPE and clicked through with no problem to the point of entering the payment method with no problem. You must have a glitch in the latch up with their website. The link to the Osprey is great.

RiverNan: Your request is my command—it was done. Thanks for the complements on my last image. The post in blue turned out very well.

William: Your Texas posts are beautiful. I’m partial to the Texas Road.

Jennifer: Hot Wax is very nice. The lighting in your deer picture is difficult. You are lucky though to even get one that good. You got some interesting results in your request for help on the deer.

Pgl: Pam, your weather sounds like ours. We were supposed to have a big storm last night. It blew hard, but we didn’t get the rain or snow that was predicted. I think you’re playing with lights came out well as did the body and wings of the Osprey, but on my computer his head is not clear. I am at a loss why the head would not be clear when the rest of the bird is.

RMM: Interesting deer abstract that you came up with. Thanks for commenting.

Bb gun: I like your geometric art presentation. They are neat simple lines with nice color.

Swede

Creative simon: I can see from your post that you hadn't had your morning cup of coffee or is that tea? It looks like aggression and anger all over. By the time you got to the flower you were all calmed down except for the black background. Now kidding aside they are very nice images and very well done. The colors are beautiful. I got the tops of compliments today when one of mine was compared to yours. Decaying is interesting as is Preserved. Wonderful Colors

Andy Scuba: Tree Shine is an interesting piece of abstract art. I am also partial to your dancers. You gave some interesting information about MS Power Point. I’ve never thought of Microsoft as a program for editing pictures. I guess I’ll have to give it a try.

Tooth Maker: Even tools of the trade can be converted into very nice abstracts.

Cyan: I like how you see images inside of our artwork. I checked the web site for SPE and clicked through with no problem to the point of entering the payment method with no problem. You must have a glitch in the latch up with their website. The link to the Osprey is great.

RiverNan: Your request is my command—it was done. Thanks for the complements on my last image. The post in blue turned out very well.

William: Your Texas posts are beautiful. I’m partial to the Texas Road.

Jennifer: Hot Wax is very nice. The lighting in your deer picture is difficult. You are lucky though to even get one that good. You got some interesting results in your request for help on the deer.

Pgl: Pam, your weather sounds like ours. We were supposed to have a big storm last night. It blew hard, but we didn’t get the rain or snow that was predicted. I think you’re playing with lights came out well as did the body and wings of the Osprey, but on my computer his head is not clear. I am at a loss why the head would not be clear when the rest of the bird is.

RMM: Interesting deer abstract that you came up with. Thanks for commenting.

Bb gun: I like your geometric art presentation. They are neat simple lines with nice color.

Swede

Creativ simon: You and I are having too much fun—maybe—no I don’t think so. I agree with you on 1 and 4; but between 2 and 3, I look at them almost equally. Three has some colors that I like and actually 3 and 4 are the same image.

LostHawaiian: Thanks for taking me to Egypt. We’ve always wanted to go but I am not interested now with all the problems they are having over there. Your art as usual is both interesting and challenging—thanks for posting.

RiverNan: Your post today would lend itself to a frame. No place like home is very nice. I just got to the back page and see that you used the image posted earlier for the frame. See how easy it is to get a nice job.

Mary1946: I like your new avatar as well as your post. The detail is fantastic.

Jennifer: Thanks for the comments as well as a nice post. You mentioned a new camera—what are you getting? I tried several things on your challenge. I finally decided to just cutout the background as there was no way to work on the people and the cabinet and have it come out. At least that is my view. I like image 2 and 3 of your second post. On the third post I like the second one.

Pgl: Pam your Osprey image is great. It doesn’t seem possible that the head shot you posted is from the same image as yesterday as today’s is extremely clear.

Bb gun: Snow and tell is a very nice series. The detail and colors is great. The little red wagon series is very good also.

Cyan: Thanks for the compliments. Faces are always an accidental happening as I have no idea how to make them come out. Yes, I remember Kilroy was here! That image was one of the first forms of graffiti. It used to be on a lot of railroad freight cars that came by our house.

William: Oz is a very nice post. I am honored to be considered by you as a Wizard. I remember way back when that movie first came out. So, are you having a Harley Christmas? You did a nice set of abstracts on Harleys.

Cyan, I have a bunch of faces in one of the posts--at least I can see them.
Swede

Creativ simon: You and I are having too much fun—maybe—no I don’t think so. I agree with you on 1 and 4; but between 2 and 3, I look at them almost equally. Three has some colors that I like and actually 3 and 4 are the same image.

LostHawaiian: Thanks for taking me to Egypt. We’ve always wanted to go but I am not interested now with all the problems they are having over there. Your art as usual is both interesting and challenging—thanks for posting.

RiverNan: Your post today would lend itself to a frame. No place like home is very nice. I just got to the back page and see that you used the image posted earlier for the frame. See how easy it is to get a nice job.

Mary1946: I like your new avatar as well as your post. The detail is fantastic.

Jennifer: Thanks for the comments as well as a nice post. You mentioned a new camera—what are you getting? I tried several things on your challenge. I finally decided to just cutout the background as there was no way to work on the people and the cabinet and have it come out. At least that is my view. I like image 2 and 3 of your second post. On the third post I like the second one.

Pgl: Pam your Osprey image is great. It doesn’t seem possible that the head shot you posted is from the same image as yesterday as today’s is extremely clear.

Bb gun: Snow and tell is a very nice series. The detail and colors is great. The little red wagon series is very good also.

Cyan: Thanks for the compliments. Faces are always an accidental happening as I have no idea how to make them come out. Yes, I remember Kilroy was here! That image was one of the first forms of graffiti. It used to be on a lot of railroad freight cars that came by our house.

William: Oz is a very nice post. I am honored to be considered by you as a Wizard. I remember way back when that movie first came out. So, are you having a Harley Christmas? You did a nice set of abstracts on Harleys.

Cyan, I have a bunch of faces in one of the posts--at least I can see them.
Swede