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Rachel Leah
{K:26110} 2/20/2004
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WOw! Amazing photo! I love the dark lighting and the colors looks incredible! I took a looks at your profile and I love all of your photos and compositions! They are all so interesting like from another world! Amazing amazing work! I love them all! :)
~Rachel~
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Patricia Eifel
{K:5097} 10/7/2003
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Great composition and imagination. Well done!
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Diana Cornelissen
{K:26437} 10/7/2003
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Hallo Ben,
Erg creatief deze afbeelding. Ik kan zien dat je met veel plezier in Photoshop werkt en dat je er behoorlijk wat ervaring mee hebt. Prachtige kleuren en mooie compositie. Echt een afbeelding om lang naar te kijken en van te genieten. Mijn complimenten. Groetjes,
Diana.
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Kasia Bujniewska
{K:234} 10/7/2003
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beautifu! very good work!
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Jim McNitt
{K:11246} 10/6/2003
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Hello Ben:
Earth and sky, water and life, and expectations turned on their head. In this case, the expectation is that an object viewed through a convex lens will appear inverted at the focal point. But it is not. Is the deep blue droplet a mirage? Or are the laws of physics in suspension? Whatever the reason, things are clearly not as simple as they seem. Perhaps the split between heaven and earth is a clue to the meaning here. The only place the converge is within the mystic drop, where the branches of the tree meet the trunk.
Beyond an image of mystery, it is an image of great beauty. The flaring clouds, the undulating earth the rich color tapestry all isolated within its own black frame -- all are strinkingly original and memorable.
Technically, everything is crafted to perfection -- color, composition, movement and distortion. The only exception is a pair of faint vertical lines that begin on a tangent to the droplet and run through the clouds. If they have a purpose, I can't discern it. Perhaps they are unwanted artifacts?
The use of KPT filters fascinate me. After a decade spending far more time than is reasonable or sane experimenting with every set from KPT 2 to KPT 7, I think I've only ever found one practical application -- making texture overlays with Fraxflame II. Would love to know how you incorporated KPT here.
At the end of the day, it is another extraordinary Ben Go[oo]ssens image full of myster and a trademark palette of browns, inky blues and blacks. Magnificent!!!!! --Jim
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Maja Gligoric
{K:13528} 10/6/2003
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Great PS work!
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Alberto Agnoletti
{K:12811} 10/6/2003
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Fantastic work!!!!
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Abeer Al Jarsh
{K:10209} 10/6/2003
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i really like u r PS work
this shows how much creativity u have
well done
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Tiro Leander
{K:19060} 10/6/2003
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wow.. this must be pure PS-work?? I like it a lot.
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Shai Ritblatt
{K:3755} 10/6/2003
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Beautiful work you did here. very creative and artisic.
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Ronny Van Eeckhoutte
{K:12734} 10/6/2003
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Uitstekend werk Ben.
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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 10/6/2003
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A little un-physical (optically speaking), but I like the tones in this image.
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Ray Witter
{K:6149} 10/6/2003
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Excellent, well put together and striking!!
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Harald Felgentreu
{K:2096} 10/6/2003
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Hi
Ben
nice to meet you
nice picture
regards
Harald F.
(fc-germany)
and usefilm donor
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Mostafa Abulezz
{K:4849} 10/6/2003
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very nice idea,Great done..
Regards
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Chris Nichols
{K:7068} 10/6/2003
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Awesome! Great ps work!
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