surmounting the mist
by 2mccs

Comment:
Since I said to myself that it's the last time I leave elaborate comments, I have to say that although I appreciate here the idea, this image is not appealing. And I do not mean likable, but mostly thought provoking.
The tonality is too processed, a bit muddy, the upper left corner too "painted". The pinkish and bluish hues could mean a lot more in a different color palette

The Back 40
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
IMHO, this image in B&W and without borders would be really stunning.

pier
by LevT

Comment:
I always liked this pier. I am familiar with it by now, having seen it a few times in different challenge, and I almost always like it and look at it with fresh eyes. (I also have my favorite spots that I visit and revisit often for each time they say a different story) Here it's very scenic, although I cannot call it a "minimalistic set" but a very effective one.
I mark the picture by how I like it and not for "minimalistic". 7

evanescence
by patagonia

Comment:
Very nice but somehow predictable. 6

\\II//
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Akin to Japanese prints. Nice.

south
by tnun

Comment:
I am not sure that minimalistic means necessarily a washed out image, but this one is a truthful one that makes sense in itself

Sunrise after the Flood
by bcrants

Comment:
In spite of the wonderfully calm tonality, it's a shuddery image and it's not because of the title! Nice job.

edited for sp.

wait for the sun
by whiteroom

Comment:
Dreamy and restraint. Just a touch muddy, suits the title though.

Switzerland
by jjbeguin

Comment:
The title helps the image a lot. Or at least helps me. It reminded me of a motto that I saw a lot in Switzerland "festina lente" = make haste slowly. Probably because the tents give the feeling of a slow and clumsy movement.

Monochromal Meditation
by lynnesite

Comment:
I wished that this great image was much larger! Excellent shot. 9