After the Flood: the Gate to Nowhere
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Hope this is doing well. I love it!

Autumn in the country
by ThingFish

Comment:
Love the road curving out of sight. Nice pastoral capture.

old wood
by jmritz

Comment:
Very effective use of softening/abstraction.

I:I^^^^I:I
by fadri

Comment:
Striking image, and in general I like images with strong patterns and shapes, but for my eyes the railings here dominate the image too much. They lead my eye to a part of the image that is hard to make out and does not appear that interesting at least in terms of foliage.

Autumn in the Foothills
by nova

Comment:
Interesting. It has a woodcut/etching feel to it which I like a lot. Just enough light on the tree tops to make it special, and lovely mixture of appealing hues.

Turn After Turn
by Brent_S

Comment:
Interesting, I assume these are right angles "distorted" by perspective... I'll be curious to find out what lens it was taken with.

Shadow and Furniture
by Ammie

Comment:
I love the mood and colors here, but I'm not sure the picture's strength relies much on "right angles".

rainy day hopscotch
by LevT

Comment:
Nice, I like how the checkered pattern on the umbrella breaks up the repetition. I find the branches and leaves a bit distracting, especially with the brightness of the yellow, but I realize with that POV you probably couldn't include the umbrella without them being in the frame.

network
by 4trtone

Comment:
This is fun and a creative take on the challenge topis, but it seems rather flat. I wish you could have captured it in more interesting light, or processed it in some way to make it more interesting.. possibly more abstract (but then that is my bias for what to do with interesting shapes).

"The Cask of Amontillado" (2011 Version) by Edgar Allan Poe
by Lydia

Comment:
An excellent and very powerful image. Back to comment and bump. The tonal range and the young man's expression, especially his eyes, are great and I like the overall cohesiveness in the picture's tonal range and palette. The unusual position you chose for his hands feels a little strange /unnatural, especially the top one, but I've decided that actually adds something to the image.