Heel
by bood

Comment:
Nice to see something different - the unusual perspective is definitely interesting...

Out of Water
by zeuszen

Comment:
Lovely lighting really focuses the attention on a beautiful little detail of nature. Composition works well too.

Fallen Leaf
by surfinbird

Comment:
Simple, well executed, nice contrast between vibrant orange and they greys and blues to the left as well as between the various textures, composition works too.

She
by elsapo

Comment:
What a beautiful portrait! It's simplicity belies the skill taken to achieve such a strong composition (cropped just right to make it really immediate and intimate), the lighting, the wonderful eye contact and the perfect background. I cannot fault a single thing. Usually I don't like such smoothed skin effects but it's all spot on here. One of the most striking portraits I've seen for a long time. And she's beautiful!

Tufa Towers on Mono Lake
by 2mccs

Comment:
At first glance this image didn't appeal but then I looked and looked and it just drew me in. I really like the colour palette - browns, beiges, whites and shades of blue. It's a very restful colour palette and one I see more and more in designer interiors! Secondly, the composition really works with the jagged forms on shore piercing the horizon as they do. Lastly, gotta love those lenticular cloud formations - those are very cool!

Ode to Joy
by Melethia

Comment:
Oh this is lovely! What a fantastic sense of motion and emotion both! Those vivid colours definitely give a positive feeling to this! Just wonderful!

Untitled
by Kathe

Comment:
Almost looks like a hand-carved wooden rose! Lovely light, lovely limited colour palette, lovely composition. Works for me!

Then and Now
by Firsty

Comment:
Nice use of wide angle lens to give a sense of location... Like the early morning/ late evening lighting to some extent though lack of detail/ too much shadow in the lower left area of the frame for my preference. Interesting contrast between the historic old ship and the modern architecture behind!

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by Pedro

Comment:
Ola Pedro, mon ami!

Tomboy?
by JulieG

Comment:
Clever way to show the inherent conflict in many teenage girls between their remaining childhood desire to just play, race around, get dirty, use up their energy and their desire to grow up more quickly and join the adult world of glamour and fashion and dating and independence...