This Image Capture Camera Motion, is of a bush [it seems like a bush in Summer].  The pulling light, stretching light gave me a good feel–it seemed to be a mood or tone to the image. Looking at it again, there’s a murkiness.  But since this was not under water, there’s an appeal.  The Camera Motion seems slight and this goes towards impressionistic.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light-stretching light of the Moon.-behindish trees at night.  This has a slide.-Ernie Moore Jr.

One thing I notice is the moon seems splittigish-phaseshed, streaked while the trees seem fairly solid–not slid as much.-Ernie Moore Jr.

 Photodogital Camera Motion Image capture of the Moon-behind trees in the evening-pulling light-stretching light.  Perhaps two curvy wing shaped leaves with a person type figure in between is one of the things I notice.  There’s like five people like figures in the trees, peeking-peering from behind it might seem.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Lefthand side to right hand side–a heavily clothed female, a bearded guy, [just below the image of a seemingly wide bearded and mustached figure with a semblance of a coat] A gowned figure touching the face of an old time Middle eastern empire soldier type. A man with his left arm in front of his chest at an angle.  A woman with a hat and heavy on the lipstick application…-Ernie Moore Jr.

This photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture is of a cherry blossom tree 2017.  Few image within an image if any, but the swing of this image attracted me.-Ernie Moore Jr.

I called it swail because I didn’t see so much a thing in it but it swayed and waved and perhaps wailed-calling to me.  The swish of it.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Central to this Photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light-stretching light (I think it’s of cherry blossom tree)…central is What might be a figure with long hair from behind.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Image-within-an-image might be three or four images that might be seen as women, bottom left hand side.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Also, a rider with plumed hat/helmet, Asian dynasty rider or a lady from eighteen something England.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light stretching light around trees.  I note an image resembling a person with the head bowed, as if looking-down to read.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture of a tree(s) with color turned leaves.  Pulling light-stretching light.  This type of photography lends itself to colormerging color-blending.-Ernie Moore Jr.

In the places with fewer leaves  is an image-within-an-image of a jacketed woman figure.  This might look like a picture.-Ernie Moore Jr.

This photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light-stretching light is of Discovered Art basically made of brush strokes trying to not make anything in particular.  I used a dark green acrylic paint.  this Image within an Image  seems to resemble an eye lid with eyelashes, but sometimes could be left eye or right eye.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Or closed eye looking one way and another way.  Perhaps an eye is resembled.-Ernie Moore Jr.

This photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light-stretching light of acrylic on card stock resembled like a city/town/castle…two, with pointed sky reaching spires.  It’s as if they are on an island, split by a river.  There’s a water feel.  It’s something-or-other of a splash. Image within an Image, there’s at least three fantasy faces-center to the right-hand side–horses, an elf, a yeti-baboon…-Ernie Moore Jr.

Originally I did acrylics-one color per card stock sheet(left hand side).  To get a photodigital I might do a Camera Motion Image Capture, pulling light-stretching light(right-hand side).  The shoot was mostly Camera Motion.  It was of a section of the acrylic–Ink Weening[©2016 Ernie Moore Jr.]Accidental Art–Discovered Art–I make strokes on a medium to get most of the ink off of a brush.  Mostly avoiding deliberately making an image.-Ernie Moore Jr.

The exact section I’m unsure.  The comparison is for the chance to perhaps appreciate the result from the source.  It seemed important/useful.  To me at first it seemed as sea and sky.  Now the lower half could be as clouds.  Supposedly, we will see what we see by how our minds organize.  You are not wrong in what you see.  I would rather present a work and not say What I see.  I present it because I like it or something about it.  I value what resulted…There seemed to be something there.  I find, too many words might detract from what one is trying to say~.-Ernie Moore Jr.