Just imagine it, to be like an 'Eternal Flame' in all the rainbow colours on this Earth ... but having said that - in B&W it's more like an 'Icicle' ... except for the last one , it got me stumped ? two elements out of three - not bad, methinks ;P BB and one way for me, to discover your old gallery uploads ;) [I owe you a lot, thanks again Mark]

Amazing creations and fantastic images... Fantastically well done !

A little of this and a little of that gone berserk in this inflammatory triptych concept, Mark. Do I see an inkling of van Gogh in the first panel? My critique suggests three phases of a flag torched - the flame doing its damage at the left, the burnt aftermath depicted in the middle during the daytime, and at the far right, how it appears at night or in very dim light. Splendidly created, my friend.

A creative piec of doodling impressive results for sure Mark very nicely achieved I am sure you had great fun creating it my friend!!

Flames for sure, in various incarnations (incarnations, that must be some really ephemeral flowers, eh? I wonder what outcarnations would look like? Sorry...) This is really lovely work, Mark!

Mark, let me just say that I am stunned at this creation for your past. Sometimes it is when we start a creation with little or no direction that we achieve the most amazing results as you did here. All the variations are dynamic, colorful and draw the viewer in.

The centre one is especially good., and I love the three together. It's great to rediscover one's earlier work, isn't it!

OH! This lovely creation remind me of Warhol, even though this has but three images. I see flames in three different "dimentions" Well, not dimentions, but.... One in all the colors, that we can see, one that some animals can only see and the last in infrared, that most animals can not see. And I love the dot. :)

beautiful image

This seems to me to be the progression of lessons learned. At first, new information is in Technicolor, an amazing flame that lights our way, enlightenment on a stick. Then (if you're anything like me) you think about the lesson, get it a little more "black and white" and understand it in a more clear, perhaps more useful (if less colorful) way. In the end, it becomes something intimate, something you understand to the marrow of your bones, something other people can see in you but don't really understand. You know ... like that person you meet who has an ineffable quality of grace and you just know they've been through the mill and come out the other side ... it's visible, but not sticking out all over them. If that doesn't make any sense, just ignore me, and know that I found this to be very moving, personal, intimate. Beautiful!

The first one is like a chakra flower bud. Very lovely.

nice image