WOW!! THAT'S FANTASTIC!!!

You really express the emotion of the tarantas. I feel it, I hear it, I see it. The emotion reaches into my heart. Excellent work, Rozanne.

Great composition, Rozanne. The fractal could almost be the dancer's dress, with all the flounces. You are really experimenting well. Headlines: GlasgowW was dry for more than two days in a row! ;o) Actually it was cold, but very sunny. Last night was bitter ( -7C to -5C ), but only a heavy frost again. Enjoy the weekend, my friend. Regads, John.

You have a very fine surrealistic own style!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Colorful and very nice work... Aloha

It is a very nice image! Wonderful idea! Very beautiful composition! This job very much has liked to me! Five stars!

I studied flamenco guitar just long enough to drive my teacher crazy...he put up with me because I was a musician and he figured I'd "get there"...well, I didn't, and he pleaded with me to leave! I remember playing a taranta-type improvisation and complaining that I needed more structure (!), but my teacher kept screaming, "it's not rigid! It's a taranta!" Then he took the guitar and showed me, and it was marvelous...Your fractal seems like the primal life-force out of which your dancer emerges, it's almost like a spine; and it's red shouts passion! passion! Also, I can see the collage-artist in you; and the background trees have just enough flatness (like wallpaper) to give the photo the cloistered feel of a flamenco club, which is intense & very intimate & almost shatteringly intense. Finally (if I can say it), the fractal image has some of that whimsy & play that you so often put into your drawings, like a creature with a personality, reaching into the picture. (And it's mirrored above itself, an offspring!). A lot of rozies in one picture. Lovely.