Sportsfield
by herfotoman

Comment:
This is an exceptional shot. Will come back to it.

you dirty rat
by jmritz

Comment:
Formidable shot!
Hope that the bastard was stuffed.

Portrait of a Young Lady
by Lydia

Comment:
It was 9 from me and no time to bump to 10.
I liked the whole concept, the humour, the processing.
The hands get my complete admiration. Look at Madame Cezanne portrait. Same dress, same hands with a long and enduring storry to tell...
If 3 glasses of wine made you do this, for Pete sake drink the whole bottle!

my feet take me were i do not want to go
by jmritz

Comment:
My top choice and mark. Obviously! And I love its fashionable dress.

squeak toy
by skewsme

Comment:
through squinting eyes
nice

tell-all
by PennyStreet

Comment:
the thing humans do….
8

the village
by Tiberius

Comment:
My top image

Seasons
by posthumous

Comment:
I agree very much with Henry on the marriage (coexistence) between text and image. I think that I made before a comment to another one of your essays regarding the font of the text and its placement.
In this particular one the classic font diminishes the pictures. They cannot occupy the same place equally. The words have to either whisper or shout, or perhaps we have to read every word at a time , separately. It's a matter of sheer design of a page, probably not interesting to you that much but for me image and word are our tools.
The first and last page are superb - the white floating lines are words actually, they came from a pen with white ink and made little comments here and there. This is how the letters of the words of the poem shall flow. Perhaps not an elegant font, perhaps not same height….perhaps I talk too much.

photoessay7
by posthumous

Comment:
Formidable image and words

photoessay6
by posthumous

Comment:
A little Corot