Lou; your art is indeed different, and that's what makes it yours. I've always liked close-up shots of everyday items, old buildings, things taken "out of context". Unlike you, I've never modified photos other than with filters, and what the camera saw is what shows on the finished picture. Still trying to get used to my DSLR D60, but I DO like the easy ability to crop pictures on the computer.While my chosen art is not many's cup of tea that is perfectly fine. It may be protenious but my art is for me. Having such an attitude frees one from numerous constraints. None of my images are ever sold. And yes, there is a market for such.