T O U R I S T S
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Nice movement and shadows. Far be it from me to think I know why something does well or not, but, I think I know here. Although there are benefits from the tall perspective, including the sky and the leading lines, it seems a bit distant, and lacks the big punch of a squarer crop.

FWIW, its one of my favorites from this FS go-around.

I never saw her again.
by jjbeguin

Comment:
You elevate a dirty car park to the sublime.

Phytolacca
by 4trtone

Comment:
this is very good, was top three for me. I am seeing a malevolent face in the wall/plaster. tell me I am not alone.

Class trip
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Like the evolution of modern children, the reflection is expertly done, and makes me think, with dichotomies that a reflection can make in an image, soft to sharp, black and white to nothing but gray, they should be used more often.

In a weirder, looking into it too much sense, this shows our split personalities, our inner and outer sides, the clearly perceived and the blurrier, softer sides, both at the same time, and perhaps it is fitting that the more obscure side is up?

Falling Upwards
by sjhuls

Comment:
great study in movement of the body, per usual.

Falling Dandelions
by njsabs

Comment:
the crop was perfect, this works so well, imho, because of the detail and tones of green, with the purple and dabs of yellow. a faerie canopy dream.

Peared with Tea
by CNovack

Comment:
really nice, and the print size, as it appears a bit smaller on my screen, is killer, too.

Serenity
by Chandi

Comment:
super smooth, and the upside down reflection has such a great digital matrix feel.

Heads Up
by Paul

Comment:
stunning shot, it immediately left me with the thought that the proportions, the feel, the crop, the facial softness were perfect. congrats.

The Young Mister Escher and Companions
by Lydia

Comment:
You executed a very difficult shot, in the parameters of the challenge, in that it is what might be expected, yet much better than expected. for that, congrats!