Wir sind das Volk
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
The photo stands alone. The title and link in the Photographer's Comments gives it a context, albeit an ambiguous one. The location adds subtext if one considers why you were there in the first place (I'm wondering if the orange door is nearby). Fun to see a photo that works on multiple levels. And stands alone.

Message edited by author 2016-11-19 01:48:04.

The Orange Door
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Hope you leg is healing!

TailGate
by GeneralE

Comment:
Quirky and cool. Trying to imagine the context of this installation(?) Regardless it worked to keep me looking and coming back.

Before the Fall
by grahamgator

Comment:
This simple backlit image caught my attention. It's was initially a combination of the light and shadow with lovely bokeh. Even though the main subject isn't compelling on it's own, the combination of light and color works well. THEN... the butterfly! A remarkable story of nature's camouflage, and I like it even better.

Sylvia
by rooum

Comment:
I'm one of your 10s. I don't give 10s very often. At all. This is beautiful.

Red pencils
by hajeka

Comment:
I'm not sure if the pink or green pencil is more distracting. Dang. Perhaps I'm most distracted by my own confusion. Clever composition and color play!

to the light
by jagar

Comment:
There's so much wrong with this photo. It's almost perfect.

Sunkissed
by jomari

Comment:
Lots of good stuff going on here, but it's score is intiny violin territory. The lovely red/orange colors lead the way, boldly saturated, but not to the point of losing detail. The main subjects are nicely separated by shallow DOF and there's a strong diagonal through the frame. What I think is missing, though, is a strong central subject. My eye tends to rest on the lower of the two sharply focused leaves and despite the great texture and color, it's not compelling enough for me to hang around and keep looking.

Gaelic light
by Kroburg

Comment:
What a spectacular vista and a dramatic sky! I like that it's not overly saturated and the tonal range is good without losing contrast or appearing overly processed. Nice work!

passing time
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
Such a distinct style you've developed and used here to great effect. Definitely among my top picks!