herfotoman
by herfotoman

Comment:
The photographs captured are insignificant compered to this moment. Enjoy the ride.

snaffles
by snaffles

Comment:
Excellent leading lines and I like your off center composition. I'm wondering if you should have left more image on top. Your crop seems a little tight but I don't know what's up there. Nice!

odriew
by odriew

Comment:
Beautiful! Some will dislike your crop but I like the depth it creates.

Neat
by Neat

Comment:
The light and your processing have a wonderful glow. I'd like a little more sky on top but that's just nitpicking. Beautiful candid moment.

mitalapo
by mitalapo

Comment:
You're on the wrong side of the fence? Cunningly framed monochrome.

Ambiguity
by ubique

Comment:
Less is more but you must offer an opening so the curious viewer can have a hand in what he takes away. We all have different life experiences so we shouldn't see the world the same way. Divulge to much information and you don't allow the observer to take part in the experience. So we walk the tightrope of ambiguity and try to keep our balance.

Thanks for you ongoing contributions to this side challenge.

Message edited by author 2015-07-01 23:04:21.

i
by jmritz

Comment:
You were able to pack an entire lifetime in a small collection of images. As I've said before your images work well in collections. Thanks

1
by 2mccs

Comment:
Paul mentioned “float in your stuff” which seems like the perfect description. Everything is so light and dreamy even if a little menacing at times. I think the pink toning and theme of cherry blossoms helps us weather the storms. It’s going to be alright.

first realities
by daisydavid

Comment:
Overlaying analog and digital is something we wouldn’t notice without your associated text. On the surface it seems insignificant. Why does source or process matter? It matters because this is the path we choose. Destinations are just doorways we pass through along the way. Most of our long lasting memories happen while en route.

Endless possibilities in this time warp.

Jomari
by jomari

Comment:
Fascinating nature abstract. Reminds me of selective desaturation but yours is as found. Nice!