Oblivion
by jgm5015

Comment:

Originally posted by moviealien: like the picture, hate your title, what could possibly make you think of oblivion on a plane

Oblivion can be considered to be a state of serene, mental cleanliness. The peacefullness of this image, or rather, this sight suggests oblivion in three major ways. First, it is clean and gentle, as one might expect a visual representation of oblivious thoughts to be represented. Secondly, the sensation that is induced by the sight incurs a state of oblivion on the viewer; upon viewing the soft, natural cloudscape, one becomes oblivious to the artificial feel of the cabin.

Finally, when flying on a plane, one is oblivious to the world below them. Below those clouds could be a peaceful village, or a warring nation. We do not know; we are oblivious, cruising far too high in the air and at far too great a speed to notice.

Oblivion
by jgm5015

Comment:

Originally posted by docurrie: Not sure what the trasnportation is on this. Perhaps the wind? I like the overall effect of the picture though. Too bad you couldn't clone out the spots.

This is a picture of the wing of a plane.

Clark Foam
by gliphix

Comment:
This ought to ribbon... glorious!

Kickin it old school
by jmlelii

Comment:
IMPALA!!!! Yes! Ah, I would recognize those tail-lights anywhere.

Yeah I got my (fish)eye on that new GT.
by MattO

Comment:
YEAH!

Are YOU looking at me?
by xXxscarletxXx

Comment:
Really great texture... very good choice to go black and white.

Mini Golf at Twilight
by cutlassdude70

Comment:
VERY cool!

Look way up...
by RonRobertson

Comment:
You'll probably have some people tell you that there's too much empty space on the left, or that you shouldn't use a centered composition, but I think that this is lovely.

Reaching for the sky
by Ragga2000

Comment:
very interesting lighting

Giant Forest
by 1vlad

Comment:
I think that I'd like this a bit better if the sky was just a shade lighter.