FOUND THE CRAYONS
- Thread starter Julian de'Courcy
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SWIMMING CARROTS
Brian Moore
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What an amazing combination of colors. Lovely Julian!
Julian de'Courcy
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Thank you Brian, quite odd in some ways as for the colours , although I saw something at the time , it was a snap to see quite what was there. Did not expect the range of colours. Sad bit, there were lots of fish and tried to get more in, but they kept hiding, even creeping up they'd see me, and go to the bottom.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Very nice. You are the King of the Crayon!
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Wonderful image and beautiful colours. I quite understand the fish though 
Pete Askew
Admin
Gorgeous translucency in this Julian. I like it a lot. 
Julian de'Courcy
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Thank you Rob
So can IWonderful image and beautiful colours. I quite understand the fish though
Thank you Pete. I gave this image some thought about it;s strengths and weaknesses, comming to the conclusion that it is not strong enough to hang on a wall or to view for long, qute ephemeral. Though I quite like the translusant qualiets. Maybe that is it, it is too translucent and can be seen throughGorgeous translucency in this Julian. I like it a lot.
Pete Askew
Admin
But I do find the darker, apparently clear water at the top adds an element of intrigue.
Julian de'Courcy
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True and that for me was it's strongest element, although it all parts play with each other. I do wonder though if it is one of theose images that can give initial hightened stimulation through colour rather than substance. Which vcan be ok I guess.
Robbie Coffin
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Really like the contrast! Looks very eerie!
Julian de'Courcy
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Errie is a good description.
