Covered
by doc_gonzo

Comment:
Back turned to the viewer always seems to provoke a certain feeling - probably different types of feelings dependent on the viewer's day and recent experiences. I learn that this is a tool of composition which can be used to engage, enrage, provoke, or.... a viewer. There's something to learn from in every photo.

# 4 Ballerina
by Sonifo

Comment:
Looking down, in this instance, you teach me, reveals the beautiful diaphanous nature of the tutu. Even if the downward view partially obscures your daughter's face. (One or other of my daughters will say "that's a nice tutu" if they see this photo.) It's a trade off but the image works well. There are trade offs in every photo, I suppose.

7.52 Hands on hips
by Melethia

Comment:
The visual puzzle is not immediately attention grabbing - but when you do start to look for that bra, for instance, then you start seeing all sorts of things. I am reminded of those children's picture books in which there is, say, a little mouse on every page and it becomes a game to find it and in doing so one actually reads the book. Nice premium, Deb.

Lunar Eclipse
by kteach

Comment:
Well done. We don't get clear skies down here in the City. But your photo sequence makes up for that ;-)

winter sunset in reykjavik
by Haukur4

Comment:
Exotic colours amid the many greys and blacks. Very nice viewing.

Lake Raven - Huntsville, Texas
by SandyP

Comment:
The right time of day. An hour in the morning is worth two in the afternoon. Not to mention, the early bird... To capture feelings and transmit is high art and you did in this photo.

Winter Light - WK07
by DJWoodward

Comment:
You captured the snowiness of snow and the winteryness of winter. To capture these fleeting characteristics of objects, materials, and even seasons is an art. This is a fine image. I learn something here for sure.

week-7.jpg
by LanndonKane

Comment:
Turning a common object into something else - at least what at first glance seems to be something else - is a useful tool. When to use that tool is the question.

Ebisu Garden
by kolasi

Comment:
To see the human as an organism, how he swarms, moves, plays..... you remind me produces interesting photos. The coming and going of everyday life becomes something interesting herein.

Wk_7_B&W_New Mexico
by twmax

Comment:
You certainly teach me that flatlands can be as interesting and rich as mountains, forests, seascapes and more. The light, judicious use of sharpening, yield a very mellow but especially pleasant viewing experience with this photo.