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#1: Adam Nielson (monkeyboy) on Jan 5, 2013 [SPOILER]

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ewww... I hate it when my my head's blown off! lol

I know it's an easy puzzle. the nature scenes are hard to portray. I was kinda looking for input......is it worth attempting more of the same ilk? no point in wasting my time and yours if it's not worth it...

I was not sure what it was until I saw the answer and then it was obvious.

It was fun solving but I had a hard time seeing the picture till I read the explanation. But by all means keep trying.

Sure It's worth trying Kurt,even if you don't always get a great or distinguishable image,I'm sure you have fun making them,and I'm sure people have fun solving them. This is actually a pretty good depiction of "THe Falls",that's what folks from Niagara Falls Ontario Canada call it. Niki was born and raised in the City of Niagara Falls. You know that I have made a lot of nature scenes Kurt,including Niagara Falls. A lot of them are weak images because they are hard to do,but I continue to make them cause I really enjoy them,so please continue.:)

I find the image nice, your efforts are not lost on me!

thanks everyone!

idk, we'll see. fun to try, but hard to do

#1 I like 20x20s so a plus there.
#2 This was a unique puzzle in that it was like 2 in 1.

I don't know how else to explain, but somehow different than other multi-color puzzles I have done.

thanks Ruby! I know what you mean...kinda abstract. and without the explanation, it doesn't really look like anything. gives ya kinda an "aha" factor after you read

lets see more Kurt

thanks, Tom :)

Having trouble seeing the image.

Abstract but captures the turmoil of the falls so well

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The blue is the falling water, and the black is the rocks & water at the top of the falls. The white is, indeed, mist and rapids.

Here's the actual falls, from a similar angle: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-QarxUPdYd4c/UA1Jc36ol4I/AAAAAAAAAc4/5t7jUcwiJCs/s1600/niagara-falls-wallpaper-1.jpg

Appreciated. I see the connection now. And oh, how stunning the original is! There is something about Niagara Falls that doesn't even look like it could really exist. Or is it just me? Either way, it has a je ne sais quoi kind of charm and a "mistifying" allure to it. Pun intended.

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