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My inspiration is two-fold: First, this surrealist painting, “Serenidad” by Tomás Ortega Díaz.
Second, the quote: “The world is round, and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning.” ~ Ivy Baker Priest
There are three of my own photographs used in the creation of this surrealism abstract done for the Solo Exhibition Abstract Workshop.
Evoking emotions with her photographic interpretations of everyday objects is why JD Brummer’s abstract artistry has been exhibited in prestigious Art Galleries, juried Shows, winning Awards, & published in International Magazines, as well as Photographer’s Forum’s Annual Collection of The Best of Photography 2010 & 2011. Feel inspired & intellectually challenged while experiencing a whole new enigmatic world of beauty through JD Brummer’s As Eye See Photography
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Wow!!!!!
What a stunning image!!!! So much movement…beautiful!!!!!
That’s so kind of you, Robin! I really appreciate that.
– AsEyeSee
interesting and beautifully done
Thank you for the lovely comment! :o)
– AsEyeSee
There I am, heading up into the maelstrom… where next, I ponder?
Love the result in this; a nice clear ladder into the unknown.. :)
Wow! Thank you. I’m really happy that you like this. I don’t do digital work, so this was well beyond my comfort zone.
– AsEyeSee
Fantastical work Jamie!! :)
I will never master Digital Art as you have, Keith, but I appreciate the kind words. Thank you!
– AsEyeSee
Oh wow, just stunning finish Jamie, clever you…..just totally gorgeous!!!!!!
Thank you, Kathie. These digital works are all “thanks” to your gentle nudging!! :o)
– AsEyeSee
This is soooooooooooooooooo cool……I really love it. I love how you did it and your inspiration. AWESOME JOB!!!
I truly appreciate the compliments, Elizabeth. Thanks so much!
– AsEyeSee
An absolutely amazing work and I just love the finishing touch!
You’re very sweet, Pauline. Thank you!
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Your banner is gorgeous, Valerie. Thank you!!
– AsEyeSee
Very cool Jamie!!
Thank you very much, Leslie.
– AsEyeSee
When viewing this I immediately thought of a man’s reach should exceed his grasp or what is heaven for, but reading your explanation makes it so much more complex…fascinating work and superbly done…
That’s a great quote, Janis. And, yes, it is applicable to this work, too. I think it’s great when an art piece makes people “see” different things, or moves them to remember or think about things in their own lives. So your words resonate very strongly. Thank you for that!
– AsEyeSee