Tunneldance
by marco

Comment:
This is a great idea and could be much more striking with better positioning of people. I assume these are strangers rather than friends and would like to see same idea but shot with a willing accomplice when no other people were in the frame. Lovely blue light and love the way a line of it comes straight into the foreground.

The Old Barn
by Toddh

Comment:
Lovely that the barn is delapitated enough to show the light behind through it's frame.

Monumental
by bpickard

Comment:
Good use of people to provide sense of scale and interest. Their positions aren't ideal for me though and what's the thing on her head?

School of Dance
by MJENNI

Comment:
How sweet! I think I'd prefer less detail on the white curtain behind - the stripes, urn shape and leg at the left compete for attention with the little dancer.

Swimming into the Sunset
by Sonifo

Comment:
Lovely colours in the water.

The thinking man?
by lelani

Comment:
Nice portrait and wonderful use of framing to merge into the silhouette making this as much about the negative space as about the subject. Superbly composed.

Jump #20
by mikasi

Comment:
Why is there a strange pale halo around the entire silhouette - this strikes me as heavily and poorly manipulated.

On the top of the world
by heida

Comment:
Unexpectedly successful - I say unexpectedly because this is one I thought, on seeing the thumbnail, would be boring. Love the detail of her hair blowing forward and the rich sky (is that enhanced?). Nice diagonal of the hill too.

Fantastic Voyage
by MarkJay

Comment:
A good choice of subject with sufficient interest to hold the viewer's attention and nicely positioned infront of the sun. Image quality seems a little poor.

In the Zone
by ellamay

Comment:
Wonderful action shot - love the limited detail where the light defines his back, arms and calves. Compositionally I wonder if it would benefit from a touch more space at the top? Excellent entry!