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Maple Pond by Richard Mohler

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Maple Pond

By Richard Mohler

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Comments (53)

  1. Drazsha

    I was going to post an opinion, but as this has heated up quite a bit I think I'll refrain. Rather, just a thought about the whole "realism" aspect: I think a lot of the time, an artist creates a picture to portray some sort of thought, idea, or emotion. So, whether it be in this piece or any other out there, remember that a lot of times the creator is aware that, say, the leaves would fall gradually, or the grass would turn a different color, or the water wouldn't appear in such a formation. They don't need to make something photo realistic. In fact, when something gets as close as this is, the point might even be to draw attention TO those things that don't appear in nature. I'm sure there could be many different interpretations of what's being communicated by any change in particular. Sorry if that is either too "benefit-of-the-doubt" or wishy washy, but I thought I'd add it as some food for thought. Thanks to everyone for the discussion, it really made me consider this piece a lot more.

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  2. Mac Man

    Bummer about the comments Richard Mohler. I hate when people dis stuff they may or may not be able to do. But I personally think your work is AMAZING! Your older wallpapers are even better! I failed to notice YOU did all those crazy awesome wallpapers. So thanks for all 23 of your submissions, and keep up the good work.

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  3. Igor Borisenko Photography

    This is an amazing masterpiece and I am deeply saddened by most of the ignorant people that can't even appreciate some decent amount of effort that went into this work. I can truly appreciate it and it looks great to me on my monitor. I just don't understand what is this mob crying about... I wonder if any of you heard of a foggy misty scene??? This is definitely one and it looks phenomenal and executed very well. It does look simple and clean but what is wrong with that? There are some very biased individuals here.

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  4. EastTN

    @ XHTZK: You do this for a living??? Then where is your work on this site? You are not as bad as Burn Baby was but you are still one of the only members who insults artist and their submissions reguarly. If you don't like it say you dont like it and move on. Don't blast the website and come up with some half witted nickname for IFL. Since your a pro and make a living doing this stuff you should have no problem getting a piece of your work on here. So lets see it.

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  5. ElectrikLizard

    It's getting to a point where the COMMENT Section should be eliminated from this site ... Too many professional critics ... If We don't like what We see , We should just move on to the next Submission. At least the one submitting the wallpaper can relish in the limelight, knowing his/her work was featured on this site.

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  6. Daniel Houppermans

    Richard, thanks for sharing buddy, what an arsenal of commentary here! Enough said about this particular submission, I'm always happy to see any artistic impressions on IFL, a shame there are a few who start playing the person instead of the ball. I hope you're not discouraged by all of this, keep up your work.

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  7. debniak

    Richard, ignore XHTZK, he/she is just jealous of your talent. I've been coming to this site for years and Maple Pond is one of the best I've seen anywhere. It's quiet, soothing, perfect. I usually tire of wallpaper after a few days but this one will last for months, I'm sure.

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