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E-Moon-Tions
Yeung Man Ki Larry
We get alot of different emotions when looking at the moon. Some relates moon to lust, some relates moon to romance, while some relate moon to mystrey.
My image tries to portray the different kind of emotions that a moon can bring to people.
A simple line, under a bluish torch light represents the abstract of our emotions while looking at the “moon”.
One line - but with many implications (Diff people have different interpretation of the line, just like how we hv diff feelings when looking at the moon.)
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[4.19/5.00] based on 42 votes
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Comments
“cool...” – seh Ling Goy on 15 Oct ’09
“wow. . blue!!” – maja Salbadong on 14 Oct ’09
“cool!!!!” – kuan yu on 12 Oct ’09
“Artistic use of light and color...nice one.” – cameron on 8 Oct ’09
“Pretty classy actually. It just had this X factor that pulls me to the picture. pretty amazing.” – Sam Cheng on 18 Sep ’09
“Definately a great work!!!! :D” – Lovely Jenny on 13 Sep ’09
“Beautiful 
” – Yan on 13 Sep ’09
“Great Picture!” – Choon on 13 Sep ’09
“Think it is rather creative to link architecture with moon. Like how the moon stirs our different emotions, architecture does too. It does reflects the theme, Architecture for humanity. Architecture makes us human, they make us feel. I guess this is what this photo is trying to say.
Bt think it still has some room for improvement.” – Leo on 13 Sep ’09
“good!!” – kwan on 11 Sep ’09
“Good...！！！！” – Fiona on 11 Sep ’09
“so coool !” – LBB on 11 Sep ’09
“It reminds me of mystery under the moonlight where everything can be gentle and calm but yet frightening as well of the unknowns in the night. An excellent picture!” – Eugene Tan on 11 Sep ’09
“It is nice and attractive "abstract" picture.... the color contrast is very fresh..” – rennachan on 11 Sep ’09
“wow! looks ABSTRACT ” – Zesa Tania on 11 Sep ’09
“It is a very good example to use moon to describe our emotion.
This is because the appearance of the moon matches the ways we display our own emotions. While at times we fully display our emotions, there are also moments that we tried to hide them partially or fully due to some circumstances, just like how the moon is being hidden behind clouds or does not have enough light to reflect its presence.
On top of that, another similarity between moon and emotion is that the appearance of the moon and emotion requres external factors/stimulus. For example, the appearanceof the moon is determined by the amount of sunlight that is hit while some of our happy emotion is determined by the incidences around us.” – Wei Ming on 11 Sep ’09
“COOL! I like the tone!!” – Weslie on 10 Sep ’09
“As captivating as the real thing. The colours seem to suck the viewer into the image and evokes a subtle sense of calmness, like how I feel when I look at the moon.” – Hui Qi on 10 Sep ’09
“It is abstract and manifested in a light that allows room for imagination and diverse perspectives. The presentation of the image employs colours and shapes as as tools of expression to its very advantage. The layered gradient of colours in the full splendor of its dips and crescendos gives one the feeling of deep and exuberant nature of human thought. At the same time, the abstract shape allows one to imagine any entity that lies within the realm of human thought, as mentioned before.” – Lokender on 10 Sep ’09
“AWESOME” – tinwai on 10 Sep ’09
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