Emily-PP.jpg
by -Bec-

Comment:
Wow! Gorgeous processing and scene. The wallpaper and jewelry really jump out at me and I love how everything except the skirt, bracelet, and mirror have a 2D feeling. Not only that, the lighting is just wonderful.

Mudflat, Pebbles, Shells — Sundown
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congratulations on your 5th place, Robt! The golden light is stunning. I love the way the waterline makes a horizon - very clever composition!

... simplicity ...
by GuGi

Comment:
This got an 8 from me, but should've been a 10. I love the empty space with the very subtle textures from the brick!

In Shambles
by Jutilda

Comment:
Heh, heh - I love it! What an expression ;-) Is that frustration after all those tries of getting the mirror to break? One thing I appreciate about your photography, Judy, is that you're very good at capturing just the essence of your subject without a bunch of superfluous distractions. I like the way you got your face just to the side of the center of the crack. Cooliedoolie!

- leftovers -
by GuGi

Comment:
I enjoy the colors and textures of this, Gugi. Surprised (and disappointed) to see the score under 5. You captured the way it feels to touch - I like it!

A Most Amazing HIke
by SandyP

Comment:
Wow!! Did you go there again this year or are these from last year's vacation? Just look at that light! What an amazing landscape.

Reflections of Evening
by SandyP

Comment:
What a peaceful spot - and so wonderfully captured, Sandy. I can very well imagine sitting there, with the smell of clean air at high altitute. The symmetry is stunning.

Falling apart
by hanneke

Comment:
WhooooooHOOOOOOO for you! Your creativity is sooooo inspiring!!! Congratulations - you deserve it.

One guy, two boats, incoming tide
by tinky2

Comment:
Well, I can't believe no one has commented on this one yet. The depth is stunning. The power of the landscape is visible in the guy's legs - looks like he's really stuggling. This is one of my favorites in your portfolio so far.

Candles
by tinky2

Comment:
Such beautiful lines! Love the golden soft focus at the bottom and the detail of the pollen (although I wonder how it would look with a touch of USM applied just to the pollen area?). You've got a great eye, Tinky.