Bubbles 2
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Lovely. Rally nice balance of fine bubbles and larger ones. Great original image as well.

04:10
by SaraR

Comment:
Congratulations on the ribbon, Sara. Wonderful lighting. Love the detail of the folds in the jacket and the sweater, the men's expressions, and more... Great shot.

Golden Goose - Reprise
by cpanaioti

Comment:
Wow! Gorgeous!

la femme au chapeau
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
I love this. In addition to the things others have already pointed out I like how there appear to be three, or maybe four, distinct "zones" of people. In the foreground there is basically one person, the lady. In the middle distance there are three of four groups of people, then another few groups further out, who appear closer to each other than the implied spacing in the foreground. Finally at the horizon there are lots of people who appear to be quite close to each other. I realize this is just the distortion of perspective/distance, but I think this change in "people density" is more striking because of the way you chose to process this. Great stuff! It got a 9 from me and was among my top five.

IMG_2999-tall-buildings-match-and-spirals-800
by sfalice

Comment:
Just lovely. Match colors, eh.. Thanks for sharing that, Alice. Another tool to add to the growing list of ideas when creating flip and blend images...

It simply is
by JulietNN

Comment:
Congratulations, Juliet. Great shot... I'm trying to visualize where you had to be to get this close at this angle!

Walking on Water
by vawendy

Comment:
Congratulations on the blue Wendy. Great capture!

Perfect Blue Buildings
by Melethia

Comment:
Just lovely, well seen and captured!

Upon the wing
by Paul

Comment:
Lovely. Wonderful contrast of the tack sharp gull against the out of focus ripples on the water. I've tried enough times to photograph them to know how hard they are to capture, and I love this moment in their flight sequence.

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by cpanaioti

Comment:
I like this sequence. Nice, and the muted colors really work for me. I've got to try the spiral techniques you and others have been using...