My Selection

It's never the Item that brings an Object, or Objects into what we may state as "Art"; but, how that Item is presented... ~~CR~~

Personalized Tree Houses do Exist... ~~CR~~

Silently Traveling into the Blue... ~~CR~~

A Fine Game of Chess causing us to Go One way, or Another... ~~CR~~

We all Love our Kitty Kats... ~~CR~~

This somewhat resembles the Cherokee Rose, which I believe is Georgia's State Flower... ~~CR~~

Mario titled this photo, "Details of a Door". Like most of Mario's Photos, he's more than generous in regard to displaying Details. This Photo is especially a favorite of mine because it deals with the very nature of Vision, an Photography: Perspective. When we view a Painting, or Photo, it's not merely our Eyes that view the Object; but, our Mind, as well. This occurs within the Scope of Time, as we teach ourselves as children. We ultimately learn that the closer we get to an Object, the larger it becomes. When viewing Two Identical Livingroom Lamps, as children, they appear to be the same size. When moving one of those lamps Twenty Feet (about 6+ meters) away, the lamp that was moved away seems smaller. As we get older our Minds begin to "Square the Circle" by adjusting our distance in regard to the proper size of the lamp; or, any other item that we may perceive. What Mario is doing in this Photo, I believe, is to place us in "Kissing Distance" to the door. Our Minds are powerless to "Square the Circle" since Time is not being processed before we View the Door, with its Items. It's similar as if we were children, again; banging into a wall without realizing that it was several inches from us. Mario gives us a wonderful Eyeball display of a Door catching us by surprise. The Opaque Squared Glass on the upper area of the Door is likely the only Opaque Glass we've noticed; however, even with the strength of Opaque Glass, a steel frame is placed over the Squared Opaque Glass. The personalized "Mailbox" (Letters to be delivered; not mailed.), and the Squared Glass of the Door, shows the fine grain of the door's wood, that's very noticeable between the Letter Box, and the Opaque Glass. This Photo is quite rare, and should be exhibited in a Gallery. Illustrating the "Art of Perception", and how Mario presents this, is more of a reason to display this Photo-Art... ~~CR~~

This Desert Willow, along with its elongated Leaves, can add Life to any Desert. Bryan balances this Flower beautifully... ~~CR~~

I'm not familiar with Cholla blossoms. I'm not certain if they're Fragrant or not; but, they're extremely Colorful, and a pleasure to look at. Bryan framed these blossoms exquisitely against its hazy backdrop... ~~CR~~

Every Cell of your Bodies, and the Essence of both your Spirit; along with everything around you, finally fuses into ONE... ~~CR~~

This Monochrome Photo of a Forest appears to share the Beauty, as well as a Haunting Nature that we all experience when traveling through an area that bares the qualities of a Maze; created by Man, or Nature. Forests, however, seem to ultimately replicate each other to some degree. What was once a Haunting Experience, in time can be rather comforting. This is an outstanding Photograph, revealing every wonderful aspect of a Forest; including its Blissful Serenity, as well as its Fearful Nature... ~~CR~~

This is an unusual Macro Photo of Feathery Dried Heads on a Clematis Vine... ~~CR~~

Gorgeous Blue Leaves play in the Breeze; always knowing that those Reddish Strong Branches, and Twigs are keeping them safe, and secured to the Tree... ~~CR~~

This may be an "Old Tree"; but, the sight of it illuminates my Eyes with Life... ~~CR~~

The Stunning Beauty of these Leaves will soon grace every Branch of this Tree with its Magnificent Color of Red. For now, let's feast on Nature's Beauty before us... ~~CR~~

The Golden Leaves of this Magnolia Tree illuminates the Sky as if it was a Treasure... ~~CR~~

The Branches, and Twigs, with budding Floral Blossoms of this Magnolia Tree, is a Work of Art. To some degree it reminds me of an Asian Painting... ~~CR~~