lonely
by Jutilda

Comment:
Mine is lonely too - at leaast yours gets out of the closet once in a while. Oh there has to be a story in this lovley photo. Calm scene, no people, no hectic day-to-day so therefore cleaning isn't happening today? It stands alone near the front door. why? Did we all go to the beach on the spur of the moment? Or (from the mind of a marine mom) did something awful happen to the guest who was to arrive but didn't? Probably I'm reading too much into s simple picture of things-around-my-house.

preparing for takeoff
by ErinM

Comment:
Ah - the overlay makes us an observer to the scene, not a participant. We aren't going on the trip, just watching through the window. Perhaps someone we love is departing.

field of gold
by ErinM

Comment:
The perfect image/overlay combination. The image sets the tone of summer and harvest and country. The overlay provides motion and wind and soft sound.

Psychedelified
by pixelpig

Comment:
Ah, faded exactly as the colors on old film fade, Didn't I have that same bathing suit in the psychadelic sixties?

The Subterranean #2
by pixelpig

Comment:
Amazing! yet another technique to explore.

the business end
by muckpond

Comment:
Unfortunelatly I am burderned by one of those anal "what the heck is it" brains. Why is a turtle lumbering down this lovely old street?

nevsky
by muckpond

Comment:
Just when I was wishing for a better view of the towers center stage in the panorama, here it is, painted exquisitely on an antique canvas! It's hard to believe that this is present and not past.

old town, tallinn
by muckpond

Comment:
Ah, lovely! Old town, old feel panorama, look how many different likd of towers. I bet this view doesn't differ very much from what you would have painted 300 years ago.

window
by muckpond

Comment:
Very old meets not so old. They way you have used colors adds history to the shot. Outside the building seems very old, sand and columns and ancient greek motifs, while the colors of the inside dredge up 1950s memories with the dawn of the TV. Perhaps thats an early model surveillance camera.

sweet freedom
by muckpond

Comment:
This is priceless! The scene, the expressions, the processing. It's like a "Norman Rockwell gone all wrong" slice of life. Mom is flabbergasted, brother says "Mom, Do something" and father doesn't even notice. I LOVE the tag on the purple undies! Moving this to the TOP of my mental All-Time-Favorites-List.