It's true, it's not often people go back to the beginning of your gallery, but it does happen. I know, because it's happened to me, several times......Maybe it's because they don't have to go back so far with mine, lol...

As to reposting an earlier, 'dodgier' pic of mine...I don't know, but I just can't bring myself to do that. For one thing,  I have a hard time going 'backwards'...in anything. But also, while I want to fix them soooo badly, lol, I also have a weird kind of pitiful yet loving 'respect' for them, for what they were at the time...even if they are rather embarrassing, lol.

As far as Remington's colors...the sun casts a different quality of light, for various reasons, all over the world. Therefore, the light and the shadows will have different hues, wherever you go. For instance, the light cast by the desert sun can be quite orange. Therefore, it's shadows, which are always the complimentary color, are always blue/violet. So it's not surprising that an artist's color palette would change with a change in his location.

Just one more thing, and then I'll end this boring ramble, lol...

*"In other words I guess he listen to what people say about his work. I know you need to listen but sometimes you need to do what your heart tells you"

I couldn't say it better, Jock... :^)

Once again, great thread, Tunde.

Marlene <")

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