GEEWHY'S YELLOW
by TLL061

Comment:
Firstly,thanks for the mention :)
Good to see that you put your own spin on this..the eye is nicely drawn to the door by the use of the steps and handrail in the composition.
What may hurt you is that the desat is harder to notice in these type of buildings which tend to be a natural grey colour anyway.
A way round this may have been to take the colour out of the door but leaving it in the glass reflections.
Hopefully, that won`t matter too much...good luck.

Lurking II
by soup

Comment:
Love the feel to this..great capture.

It Took Forever!
by tyt2000

Comment:
So simple ..yet so effective.
I wish I could think as creatively as you have here Thamer.
Congrats on the top ten finish.

Driven
by bpickard

Comment:
Congratulations on the high placing Ben.
So nearly a ribbon...well done.

Brokedown Palace
by cpurser

Comment:
This is a powerful image both emotively and visually and thoroughly deserves it`s ribbon placing.
Congratulations.

brokenhearted
by librodo

Comment:
The "Master" does it again !

My only 10 this challenge.
Congratulations Manny.

Ouch, no serviceable parts inside!
by graphicfunk

Comment:
I`ve great admiration for people who put this amount of work into producing something eyecatching.
I was almost certain this was yours Dan..as it has all the hallmarks.

Very well done.
Congratulations.

Fragile
by Alecia

Comment:
This was one of my top picks...(which is obviously why it didn`t finish as highly as it should.)
My apologies for jinxing you :)

It Took Forever!
by tyt2000

Comment:
A common subject in this challenge but given enough of a twist to make it stand out from the rest with me....nicely done...8

brokenhearted
by librodo

Comment:
I was going to try this image with my daughter but opted out at the last minute as portraiture is not my speciality..and after seeing this, I`m glad I did!!
A captivating blend of softness and clarity with a masterly use of light.
It`s got a 10 from me