found self portrait
by bvy

Comment:
One of these haphazard encounters with the alter ego, on a rainy, bad hair day. The grey hue does not win me over completely. Perhaps with more contrast or less saturation. It's just a touch undecided.

Hop
by freakin_hilarious

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Unexpected encounter with a good conversationalist! Absolutely adorable in its shy pinkish hue.

last year
by tnun

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Even without the title, one feels the erosion of time and the glimmers of hope.
I like this image a lot but it remains a bit decorative which is not at all a demeaning remark. I could see it used as a pattern for tiles and its random positioning in relation to each other would create a spectacular geometric effect.

intrepid fool
by bspurgeon

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Dramatic image, fitting title, splendid use of brownish hues, great lesson of life.

The face she hides
by daisydavid

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Excellent. Political.
Just to be fussy (one gets fussy when in the presence of good stuff): a bit of crop on the right where the scarf gets discoloured would be salutary.

Great Blue
by vawendy

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You got me here! One of your best! Free study?
Great composition and geometry. Splendid acuteness of vision. Inspires so many stories.

Puffy Clouds
by seethroughmylens

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I don't know if it's necessarily light on white but it has a story to tell.

Morning Fog
by DCrest01

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It surely responds well to the challenge, reminds me a bit of Venice, but it's so washed out that it's losing the mirage illusion.

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Interesting concept but I have a problem with the composition. The grey around the image makes a vertical plane, the floating figure is in perspective. To make a bolder statement the figure should be in my opinion either much smaller or almost bigger than the "canvas". The effect is undecided. I left a long comment because I see the struggle.

Fork in the Road
by Dudski

Comment:
Beautiful composition but in my opinion, in order to meet the challenge you decreased too much the contrast. Am I right? Perhaps a hint of a tone would have taken the monotonous bland grey away. Nevertheless, it's certainly first page stuff.