The Quilter
by nam

Comment:
Much better than your outtake - more tranquil and unexited. The light coming from the window is perfect.

“The Chimney Sweeper” — William Blake
by Denise

Comment:
I was looking at your outtakes: you made the right choice!
The lad is adorable, I like his look and how the suspenders came down - that's not visible in the other pictures.
Although a brick wall is most suitable for a chimney sweeper I agree that it might have been less dominant. Also I don't like that his half-cropped shadow .. either the whole shaodow or completely cropped where the body starts at the bottom of the wall (sorry don't know how to describe it better)
The smiling outtake has it's charm too, but I like this one best. Well done of you and your patient model!

Fall at the Park
by DCrest01

Comment:
This was the first picture that showed up when I started voting - and it blew me right away. Very nice composition with the bridge at the optimal position and I love the vivid colours. I guess most of the structure happened in pp - very cleverly done!

One Fine Day
by Lydia

Comment:
absolutely stunning

Fisherman's Tale
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
This is exactly how I imagined an impressionistic picture -- very well processed- love the vivid colours - 9

Inspired by the impressionist painters
by Sisto

Comment:
Is this a special filter from the Topaz Lab? It can be seen quite often and I'm no big fan of it, but in this case with this mysterious scene it works perfect! 9 from me

Series of Dreams - 1989
by Neat

Comment:
Thanks Anita for showing the originals - I'm interested! I love your composition, it really looks like a surreal dream. Was one of your 9s
edit: I almost forgot: Congrats to the ribbon!

Message edited by author 2016-11-10 01:55:25.

a haunting melody
by flaherma

Comment:
It might be childish but it made me start the week with a broad smile. I like to be childish from time to time. Thank you (was one of you 9)
How did you do this btw?

leaves fall. a page turns.
by tanguera

Comment:
Glad this turned up again. So I had a change to valuate it once more.
I was one of your 8s and I would still give an 8. But I agree with ecmguy about the blurring



Message edited by author 2016-11-05 11:12:55.

Window Dressing
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
Recently I took part in a photography workshop and the teacher held foth on the participants about taking pictures with more than one level - pictures that don't reveal everything on the first sight, that take more then a moment to understand (if to understand at all)
Your entry has exactly this quality