Wow, I instantly liked this one. I don't see what it is, but I shure admire it. Very deep and artish piece of photo.

mvh Espen

Hei Espen!

Thank you for your really nice comment :) I will post the two original photos, maybe they will help you to solve the ''problem'' ;)

Pat Metheny is one of the greatest jazz-rock guitar player in the world. The track ''Are You Going With Me?'' inspired me to create this picture.

Ha en god kveld!

Judit :)

I posted the original pictures :)

When I saw v#1, I wandered where you had been ;-)
A really good idea, good work you,ve done here!

Inger-Lise:)

Hello, Judit

You`ve done a really good job here :)


Mvh

Jacob

Hi Judit. Nice piece of work, once again.
I like those forms, its a very interessting photo.

ha en fin dag, hilsen ingebjørg

Hello!

A really nice manipullation Judith, I like the ''symbol'' down in the right corner! Great work in Ps2:)

Mvh. Andreas D.

Hei Judit!
Spennede komposisjon, bra foto og flott arbeid i PS. Likte det s/h uttrykket, et bilde som gir näring til fantasien, hilsen
:)Helge

Thank you Inger-Lise, Jacob, Ingebjørg, Andreas and Helge for your great comments!

Ha en god kveld!

Judit :)

An excellent idea and a very well job in PS, nice pictures and a good result:-)

Inger Anne

Hi Judit! This picture really caught my attention! It's really fascinating the way you've put together these images, a great idea. Brilliant!

Wiggo

Thank you Inger Anne and Wiggo for your nice words :)

Judit :)

Thanke you for your comment! This is an exsiting pease of work! I like it!

Great idea and very good PS-work!
I like the composition. Interesting to see the changes from the original to the different versions. V1 for me.

Regards JRH

Where do you get your ideas from?
I love this one. A magic piece of Photoshop work!
I really like the red frame and the placing of the ''ball''...
Well done..

SSS

Thanks for the great new comments!

Sondre: I am not able to give you a correct answer :) I always ''work'' in my mind; the ideas come from books, movies, music ... by chance, if they come at all.

Judit :)

Exiting and a great image. Nice tones but I must say that I liked the original from Praha the best. Nice work!

Kyrre Lien

A floating mechanical disaster?
This must be the steel version of the unsinkable Molly Brown, or something much more exotic.
It look quite unlogical to me, but stirrs my curiosity:
How would gear wheels become entrapped inside a sphere, why would the whole thing go to sea (or to Vltava= Moldau), and why would it float?
By the way, outside our office we have what was supposed to be an abstract sculpture. Not so for the mechanical engineer: It is rather evident that this is the ultimate failure of the spherical smoketube boiler yet to be invented.
I lost track here, but my final comment would rather be a question: How do you get irrational ideas like this?
I see that you have already answered, but raising this question again is also a statement.
Odd Tore

Thank you Kyrre and Odd Tore for the very good and interesting comments.

Odd Tore: Your guessing and stories always make me smile -> thanks a lot! This work doesn't have any logic, of course. It is probably because I am an old silly woman who lives her life fairly logically ;)

Judit :)

I am also a big fan of Pat Metheny. He has to be the greatest jazzguitarist (or maybe the greatest of all guitarist) to set foot on this planet. I find it difficult to see the link between the tune and the picture, but it really doesn't matter to me. The important thing is that I like your picture very much. I like simple and clear compositions like this one, and I really like the texture of the water. One thing that I personally think, is that the ball (or whatever it is) should be smaller to make a bigger contrast to the background. I actually think that it would make the picture even cleaner. Nice work! :)

You are bookmarked, Andreas, it's not a question. And it's not because you wrote a nice comment and a constructive critic, no. The cause is that you have posted so many good photos!

I have already bookmarked you since I have seen the picture ''I've tried so hard ...'' and I always plan to write my comment about it. But – your photos need more time to think and now I don't have enough of it.

It's not your fault, of course, that you didn't find any link between Pat Metheny's work and mine – I created this picture under a momentary impression.

And thanks :)

Judit :)