eine interessante Arbeit

Each of the presented works is self-sufficient...
the moods are different...
A question for the author: what would you like to reflect more at this moment?
Where should I place the emphasis?... After all, it is the author who lives in the works (a part of him, a component... here and now).
As a viewer, I perceive dissonance...
The integrity of the image of the painting and the author is lost (after viewing the black and white)...
That's why I vote for color, since I saw it first...))
And then my mind went blank...

Dariya Darling, Thank you! You're talking philosophy... - "Everyone goes their own way. But all roads still lead nowhere. So, the whole point is in the road itself, how to walk it... If you go with pleasure, then it's your road. If you feel bad, you can leave it at any moment, no matter how far you've gone. And that will be the right thing."
- The path is limited by boundaries that we can "jump over," but we will still cling to them, because beyond them lies the unknown... So we follow the "arrow," wearing masks, pretending that everything is fine, constrained by the boundaries of a Path that is not ours... Something like that, to put it simply...
Amaniuto, Vladimir Korobov, Thank you1

Yes, it's an interesting approach. There's something to be captured in both color and black-and-white, it's cool.

... Dmitry....

"Everyone goes their own way. But all roads still lead nowhere. So, the whole point is in the road itself, how to walk it... If you go with pleasure, then this is your road. If you feel bad, you can leave it at any moment, no matter how far you've gone. And that will be right."

good

Vlad Sokolovsky, Apostol, Andrefoto, Vasily Yakushev, Andrei H, Kazjuminski Valery, Polevoy, Vladimir Korobov, Dariya Darling, Amaniuto, Shevchenko Taras, Diana_AnaiDThank you!
Vlsd-is, Classic))) - K. Castaneda.

Great!

I've walked more than one path, many different ones...
I walked over the abyss, oblivious to the risk.
I learned that the world is both beautiful and cruel,
And you can't take a guarantee from happiness!

In my opinion, the red should be darker... closer to the tarakota and darken the whole photo... give it a more mysterious look... and the "lie of reason" will be more dramatic...

Although it's not bad in black and white...

Haroshi Ssyurik

Good work!
K. Castaneda "cures" many.

I really liked it. I should have posted them separately, one after the other.