the big issue
by daisydavid

Comment:
Nothing like tiny human figures to lend a sense of scale to a scene. Cool shot.

Hair (H challenge outtake)
by markwiley

Comment:
Way better, Mark. Maybe you better ask everyone's opinions before entering next time LOL

watching her leave
by tanguera

Comment:
Wonderful mystery and great tones. I really like this, Johanna. Congrats on the top ten.

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On High to Down Low
by Yandrosxx

Comment:
This is very nice - the descending figure adds a lot to the impact. I really like the way the receding diamonds nest in one another.

NO STANDING
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Didn't vote this challenge but I'm not at all surprised to see this wonderful image in the top ten. Congratulations. Still trying to figure it out!

North by Northwest
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Crisp and clear - I'm not crazy about going over to the edge and looking down either. Still, this could only have been taken from a height.

The Viaduct
by Kroburg

Comment:
It's a beautiful viaduct and a lovely scenic - the repeating arches and gentle curve are so very nice. Congrats on the tiny violin.

Week 4. Venus on the Half Shell
by Neil

Comment:
I like the varied shapes in this. If it was mine, I'd crop to make it simpler yet - I'd lose the far left including that wider bar as well as enough off the bottom that the shadow at the bottom right was gone. Maybe some off top, too.

ikea bike stand
by daisydavid

Comment:
This I love - and not just because yellow and blue is my absolute favorite color combination. The graphics are excellent as Ann says and the strong linear elements work wonderfully with the bikes.

Personally, I'm now shooting Week 6 :)

metropolis
by daisydavid

Comment:
Terrific collage - transportation, buildings, street, people - well titled indeed. Read your explanation and at first thought you had used three different files - two portraits and something else (wasn't sure quite what but I knew it had to have buildings and a street in it!) You should have seen me looking for the people (portraits)! Finally sorted out that you were talking about orientation and felt kind of silly. Enjoyed the exploration, though.