Holiday Park Roo
by jomari

Comment:
Lots of textures and a great angle.

Unpacking
by hajeka

Comment:
I am often odd man out in these side challenges and I find myself so again. I do enjoy the palette and textures . . . but put me down in the column opposite all the "if you like it" commenters :)

triplets.2.b&w
by mariuca

Comment:
For me, this is the most compelling. I like the way the two on the side are turned slightly to ever-so-slightly frame the one in the center. I like the different expressions and that there is only one set of hands so we almost have the feeling that this is a composite of three captures of one person. Interesting that two part their hair on the right and one on the left . . .

Ah, I had read your description too rapidly. I stand by my selection of this as my favorite. And I think the compositing is very skilled and effective here.

Message edited by author 2019-01-06 18:49:59.

Two - 1/4/19
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Lovely bottle and I really like the blinds as background - the lines add interest. And because we can see them both behind and through the perfume, albeit refracted and toned differently, they add unity to the little scene.

#3 - Yellow Boots
by pmichaud

Comment:
A very fine pair of boots indeed, and for all the reasons you state. I also like the pairing of the bright yellow with the muted reddish brown. Very nice. I might look at a horizontal flip . . .

intent
by roz

Comment:
I think the "ferny things" frame her nicely and I love her intent expression.

arcs, squares
by mitalapo

Comment:
Terrific piece. I love the strong contrast and all the shapes that are going on here. So interesting that two of the people leaned forward at the same moment, as if choreographed to do so :) I might have cropped the left, losing the supporting pole, and maybe a bit of the top just to keep a pleasing ratio.

Ice on the Deck
by Elaine

Comment:
Interesting lines, esp the diagonals.

Piece of cake
by hajeka

Comment:
Very appetizing.

Traps for the Unwary
by jomari

Comment:
Lovely shutter speed, Marion. And the ratio of sky to sea to beach is perfect.