Spring Magic
by eye-spy

Comment:
Best of nature shots.

Masked
by Purple_Girl

Comment:
Physical attraction and fear of the unknown, two edges to the same blade.
And a postprocessing with the right intent to keep them both sharp.
Excellent.

Play Misty for me
by caba

Comment:
Wondeful.

Broken Home
by JSR

Comment:
Best of landscape and architecture. Congratulations on the post processing. I used to manage getting that kind of presence in the yellow shrubs and grass, but I seem not to remember how anymore. Glad you do.
10

Raising Dog in Vietnam
by davemce

Comment:
Cute and remarkable.

She ain't Heavy
by galatia_n

Comment:
Truly outstanding. I can't help seeing a huge potential for B&W and I would like slightly more fill on her wonderful expression, but it might well be my monitor playing tricks on me.

Tina
by VBester

Comment:
Truly outstanding study of shapes and light. Excellent B&W.
Excellent image.

isolated
by lobrin

Comment:
Outstanding. This passed the border between a good image and something else. Compression and mass Vs singularity. Immobility Vs Movement. A lesson in composition and several other things.
Excellent.

Rue Du Chat Qui Peche
by JimiRose

Comment:
Great capture, with the diverging gazes and the cables to separate the scene. And it works so well in colour. Black and red guiding though the scene. Reality was truly cooperative on the day. Outstanding image.

The Stilt Fishermen of Kathaluwa
by jagar

Comment:
Wonderful B&W and an interesting capture of a great favourite with photographers :) The silhouette and rhythm of the waves works great, I can almost hear the rumble of the sea, very dynamic scene.
Whether is running though the sand or washing around people, the sea is always a good friend to photographers, but an harsh master to fishermen.