morning sun (A tribute to William Turner)

beautiful

most beautiful

Gorgeous – love the treatment

stunning!

superb.
these colours are awesome

Stunning image! Love the processing and the mood you have created, well done.

thanks Basia for dropping by to comment

Great work. Lovely light and textures

wonderful Art with capital A

AWESOME texture! This is a Beautiful Photo!

Thanks Yvonne for your comment

Wonderful light. Even through the processing (or because of it) the light shines.

Very artistic Alf. Lovely colours. Prosit siehbi.

Really beautiful, the light makes this shot for me.

Beautiful texture! Lovely work, Alf!

GREAT ART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! STUNNING

Magical and captivating.

love the deep grain and texture of this image Alf!

WoooooooW…absolutely love the texture and perspective here, fantastic work!

this is outstanding….the texture draws you in and forever holds you

Brilliant capture !

Brilliant capture !

Brilliant capture !

Your an artist !

Just stunning!!!

Great effect, well done

great work, looks like a painting, well done

yeah, i like the light of the morning sun, it let me fresh feeling….good !

This is gorgeous !!

Stunning, amazing treatment!

thank you for your comment, alf, i really appreciate the kind words :)

this picture is stunning—certainly one of my favorites of yours.

wow! Incredible

Alf .. this is just awesome! Love it!!

brilliant work

great light! wonderful lansccape!

is this a painting? or treated photography? either way i love the light!! XD

Oh yes very very good!

stunning

superb processing, and light….. just wonderful!

fantastic, great work!

fantastic, great work!

Love what you have done with this one, makes you want to be there right now in this moment

absolutley gorgeous image.

Albert Pinkham Ryder, right? He was exhibiting what, about a century ago? And you’ve caught his most gripping eccentricity here as well. As everyone knows, Ryder as great artists go, was a showman. To achieve the most astonishing effects he was unfaithful to virtually every rule of archival preservation.

So by now looking at a Ryder is to watch a slow motion disaster as the chemicals upon his surfaces fight, explode, decompose, and fade at oddly irregular rates (most frequently wood and cardboard if I remember correctly). Hence the emotional sculpturing of his lavishly painted scenes are doing exactly what you’ve captured here Alf… In a stunning representation of late 19th/early 20th century art. Which everyone knows was exactly the time when the curtain of photography was coming down on the great tradition of pictorial representative painting.

This is so thoughtful Alf. Thanks for sharing…

Ted, Thankyou for this amazing comment and critique. Your comments are an inspiration.

spectacular … you’ve discovered one of my all time favorite artists … you know Mortlake Terrace??

tried to insert the image … don’t know if it’ll work … but it’s been a favorite of mine for years … this of yours puts me in mind of it .. the light, the trees. Whereas Mortlake, to me, is late afternoon, your morning image could be its companion piece …

yipe … who know it would be so BIG!! EEEK! sorry ‘bout dat!!! what I copied was so itty bitty!!! Delete if you like!!!

gorgeous!

were did u take this, any way i still love it :)

OH so gorgeous, Alf!

THis is GORGEOUS. I love the textures!!

Beautiful image Love the textures :o)

a really stunning peice of work Alf love the grain

Wondeful treatment – an excellent tribute to a brilliant artist

This is so incredibly beautiful!

Please consider putting it into Let’s Pay Homage :)

Absolutely gorgeous Alf! Such beautiful colors, light and shadows.
Having a look though your portfolio and am stunned (again!) by the the depth and quality of each and every image, whatever the subject. So much to see and take in & I very much look forward to spending more time with each and every image…

Breathtakingly beautiful…..... wonderful art! :-)

Very nice, like the darkness of it. Well done.

Fab photo and editing. Gotta love ol’ JMWT!!!