Like Sands Through an Hourglass
by TooCool

Comment:
Lovely close-up. It seems it could be a tad more symmetrical and perhaps have a crisper line somewhere.

3-Minute Egg
by fisheye

Comment:
Interesting abstraction. I like the contrast of textures between the foreground pot and the bubling water. The water seems almost "hard" because fof the stop-motion--it makes the egg appear to be under a harsh, cutting influence. Something about this holds my fascination.

Seasons come, Seasons go
by eojedaa

Comment:
Nice progression of leaves. The composition doesn't hold me, though. Maybe it's just that the white void leaves them floating but without conveying a reason. Interesting study.

Oreo Eulogy
by wkoffel

Comment:
It seems the days of the triptych by framing are here. Interesting application of the technique, nonetheless. Seems the center glass and cookie are not quite as crisply in focus as the others--the lighting differences suggests it was set back a hair deeper. Looking forward to the explanation of how you got the Oreos to stand up in the milk.

reclamation
by colda

Comment:
Wonderful texture. Something about the composition leaves me wanting....perhaps its because the wide angle seems to pull the windows apart and creates an arching at the top of the frame. Worthy subject, though.

weathered
by parrothead

Comment:
I really like your treatment of the subject with the sepia and romantic blur. Something about the composition gives it a portrait quality.

A Split Second
by typologic

Comment:
The colors of this are a real attention grabber! But what really gets me everytime I look at this is the elephant looking straight back (and no, I don't see a pink one)...I hope you can find it since it's difficult to explain where it is. Interesting photo!

Enjoy the Now
by pcarpi

Comment:
This really pops! Love the almost symetry of the trees. Would make a lovely print!

Generations
by Bud

Comment:
Nice and a timeless pose. The gentle coloring adds nicely to the whole. Two things that would make it better (in my opinion), a tighter crop to eliminate the distracting background on the right and cleaner fingernails on the child's hand.

Circular Swing
by ssodell

Comment:
A classic beauty. The sepia lends to your interpretation of the challenge. With the trail o the watch was more defined, it's lost against the light background. Perhaps a shorter exposure with only half the arc recorded stopping the pocket watch in mid-air? Use of frame was probably necessary, this one is a bit heavy-handed though.