pier
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
At first I thought those were people, sitting on benches, along the pier. Your pinhole shots are a nice addition to this side challenge. Keep it up!

Half a Mind to Kill You
by ubique

Comment:
Your series of posts, with a few exceptions, is really a photo essay. It has a cumulative effect that makes it stronger than the parts. Another lovely addition here.

Money for Nothing
by ubique

Comment:
The DOF in this image, especially the left side, conveys the white rhino's dwindling population. I remember reading somewhere that since 1970 60% of the earth's animals are gone. What's the quote about mankind? Something like "There is nothing kind about man."

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by krnodil

Comment:
Favorite. Be back to edit with a comment later.

That huge sun tilting a heavy cloud and burning a hole through your photograph. Your image, bold and powerful, made me stop. I imagine this irresistible scene was taken through an open car window. It's all about the chase, so we click and continue on our journey. Well done!

You need to work on your titles ;-)

Message edited by author 2018-11-11 08:45:52.

The Unbearable Lightness of Being
by ubique

Comment:
Such beautiful light washing over your subject. This simple monochrome treatment keeps my focus on the shapes, patterns and textures. Terrific addition to your Kruger collection.

man and bag
by mariuca

Comment:
My first thought was Grace Jones in a suit. Obscurity in a box.

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by krnodil

Comment:
Monochrome simplifies an image and you have pushed to the extreme. I think it works well but might prefer cropping just above the tree on the right. This fills the left edge, from top to bottom, with black negative space that pulls us in. Love the squiggles on the car hood.

Apprentice Curmudgeons
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Made me smile. This is a nice street portrait and I'm curious about their lives.

Blindfolded
by posthumous

Comment:
On safari with Paul or is this Jersey? Perhaps a little of both.

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by krnodil

Comment:
I like the choices you've made. The tight crop creates an abstract quality to these everyday objects.