Well I thought the fact that the buildings overlap, have curved corners, no
windows, and many of them are clearly suspended in mid-air counted as something
you wouldn't expect! For me if anything is lacking it's the realism, i.e. it's
not really what I'd consider surrealistic unless there are realistic things
shown doing something improbable...

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"Doug Eichenberg" <dou### [at] nlsnet> wrote in message
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> Looks nice, but I'd say it's missing something that makes it qualify as
> "surreal"...   Not sure what that something is, but part of the definition
> given by Breton was:
>
> "Surrealism is based on the belief in the superior reality of certain forms
> of previously neglected associations..."
>
> So I guess it needs something that you wouldn't normally expect to see in a
> city.  I still remember a series of photos taken of a tornado in Miami,
> Florida... that would qualify in my opinion :P
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