Central Coast Agriculture
by wbanning

Comment:
Another fine image. The huge, lovely sky canopies the softly rounded hills and the fanned out lines of crops, and it all comes together so handsomely. The sparkling crops are enchanting. You have a wonderful eye.

Quarry
by wbanning

Comment:
Exquisite. The scene unfolds like a journey, with beautiful tones and contrasts. There are, also the contrasts between nature and man-made incursions, both subtle and gross. Black and white at it's best. Thank you.

Acid Leak Over Electric Box
by rodfulk

Comment:
Fine composition. The real/abstract grittiness is quite appealing. Too bad about the faux pas; like finishing the wood floor, then painting the walls, then bringing in the plumbers. Aside from what's going on it's a restful palette.

breakfast for two.DSCF2863
by mariuca

Comment:
Handsome image. What a start of the day! The food and drink are beautifully displayed. The blue plastic tablecloth, in all its shades, truly anchors the image. The softness of the bricks below is perfect. Good composition and exploration of circles within a rectilinear framework.

hellooooo .. when will you learn .. this type of shooting wont hurt you
by roz

Comment:
Usually I don't go for painting filters, but this is so stylized, elegant and beautiful that I can enjoy it as if it were actually a painting. The lighting is lovely and the greens are a veritable bouquet. The rhythm and perspective are also terrific. Really liking this.

Art Appreciation
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Terrific comical commentary. I appreciate that the people are in black, white and gray set aside from the riot of color of the paintings. They're in a tight group, two of them looking at their phones, kind of cut off. That aspect isn't comical. More around the corner. I like the composition that draws the viewer in and then to the left. Also the overhead lights. Sharp, interesting and satisfying.

Mar 04 - Purple weed
by hajeka

Comment:
Lovely colors. The wind that shook the flower leaves me searching for any point of focus to settle my eyes.

crystal ball
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Well done. I see the crystal ball as a drop of lava tossed up by a gaudy inferno, bursting with energy and yes, I'll say it, passion. The red and green work nicely together and the bokeh is a heavenly backdrop.

Flock of Geese
by digifotojo

Comment:
My favorite of the three. The muted colors are beautifully restrained. Wonderful composition and lines. The foreground right corner nicely sets off the depth. And the flecks of ice (I guess) subtly echo the geese overhead.

into and out of the frame
by roz

Comment:
This is such an intriguing image. It looks like a single three section window, but it captures an instantaneous procession of time. All at once you're seeing a moment in a chronological spread. It's a mysterious and joyful feeling. And I like the scenes as well, pretty and prosaic, just another mind-bending morning. Bravo!