Jonah
by tanguera

Comment:
Did you try B&W? JUST KIDDING!
(I would have not sharpen it that much)

The Journey
by avillanu

Comment:
Very smart to carry his own tree! Such exotism!

Kinderdijk
by h2

Comment:
Such a wonderful tonality killed by the black borders

Lighting Options
by antje1777

Comment:
Hope it comes with the location and name of the lamp mfr !

Little Spittle
by adigitalromance

Comment:

Dead man standing
by essay

Comment:
I wonder what made you decide for a harsh, black, anonymous border to reduce the delicacy of your shot to a simple post card? no marks.

Top Gun
by HarveyG

Comment:
dangerously good shot

I'm Ready For My Close-up!
by dtallakson

Comment:
...said she blushing! Really beautiful NG shot.
Very hard in FS to separate the technically good from the daring, moody ones or the NG ones, candids ... While I truly admire the insect macros I just want a little more, and I think that you got it here.

....and then, comes the end !
by Neat

Comment:
Wonderful, restrained feel. The image tells a lot of possible stories and absorbs the viewer which I think is one of the most admirable quality.
(I wish there was some more space on the left, but this is a detail. Wonderful shots are demanding!)

Oh, and wonderful processing!

A Dog's Tale
by 2mccs

Comment:
What an image! Just at the limit between photography and painting. And very much like a Bonnard painting.
Perhaps the frame of the door should have been left unprocessed, perhaps the rope ... to leave the impression of just looking through a wavy pane of glass.
In any case, you made a wonderful tale of a dog that stands out.
Same processing with a different subject would be too much of a hybrid. You stopped here at a great point.