Wonderful photographs, Karen! Each one of them draws me in for a closer look…what is going on here? Before I can figure it out though, the textures imparted by the motion take over and walk me slowly from one corner to the next. Although I usually prefer monochromes, in these the color adds so much depth to those textures.
For some reason these were all black and white in my e-mail. When I came to comment, the last two burst into complementary colors. Beautiful.
The Fallen is my favorite, like a sentry standing guard amidst a crush of ocean waves.
These are very beautiful, Karen. I hear the wind in the first image, I feel the icy cold in the second one; the last one just jumbles my mind! And I like that.
The Stand-in
The Standing
The Fallen 1
The Fallen 2
Great ‘movies’ 🙂
sheer coolness
Love the spectral elements of these peripheries and I find myself looking for borders. Of which there are many textures. Love it (again).
lovely… dizzying like spring itself
great set! I love this work!
Stunning and powerful series!
The first one particularly is so striking. Lines flowing so many different directions, stunning.
What the great images you created Karen !
Wonderful photographs, Karen! Each one of them draws me in for a closer look…what is going on here? Before I can figure it out though, the textures imparted by the motion take over and walk me slowly from one corner to the next. Although I usually prefer monochromes, in these the color adds so much depth to those textures.
Love the motion in your photographs Karen, not only do they display motion at play but very interesting subjects that seem to stand still.
Great dynamic scenes!
For some reason these were all black and white in my e-mail. When I came to comment, the last two burst into complementary colors. Beautiful.
The Fallen is my favorite, like a sentry standing guard amidst a crush of ocean waves.
really cool!
Very nice simages. Thaks!
Wow! These are incredible Karen. Beautiful work!
Whoosh…beautiful motion!
Acute, surging, snapped images splintering from the brittle confines of the real, fragments swooning into surface abstraction: heady and beautiful.
Truly exciting images, Karen.
These are very beautiful, Karen. I hear the wind in the first image, I feel the icy cold in the second one; the last one just jumbles my mind! And I like that.
These look like paintings, great series
Thanks you, I’m glad you enjoy the series!
Ooh! A sinister streak! Wonderful!
Powerful.. the top one looks like a ferocious storm !
Reminds me of Alexander Sokurov’s Mother and Son. Do you know it?