Untitled
by aznym

Comment:
Well caught moment, with plenty of detail and specificity. There's a certain depth gained from the different directions that the three men are looking into. All the disparate elements come together nicely.

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by krnodil

Comment:
You've managed to make these yellow leaves look like ripe golden fruit. I like the depth of field that, forward and back, frames the middle ground that is in focus. I see faint hints that this is a reflection, which functions as a subtle overlay. Nice conflation of harvest and the passage of time.

California is Burning
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Grim reality that looks like tranquil fog from for above. Nice composition. The smoky area also looks like a billowing sea. Thanks for this view.

Such a Lovely Place
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
A very nice composition that does well by both its curves and straight lines. The interesting halo effect around the edges against the sky lends a modern, graphic sensibility, while the blurred periphery hearkens back to earlier times. Would make a terrific eye-catching and appealing post card. "Wish you were here, but I'm leaving tomorrow morning."

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Bush Tucker
by jomari

Comment:
It's neat how the leaves and the design on the can blend together. The painting filter is well suited to this modern embrace of nature and manufacture. The waving lines become emphasized and the appearance is of a tropical grass skirt.

un des huit
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Another fine portrait. Pashmina seems to be of two minds about all the attention. An advantage of the heavy grain is that it allows her to emerge a la the Cheshire cat. A beautiful animal that can carry the attention with grace and aplomb.

the power and the glory
by mariuca

Comment:
Fine title. The heavy hand of construction and the knowing glance of religion. The silhouettes are certainly powerful and create elegant negative spaces. I like the modest sepia background with its nicely toned periphery. Very handsome.

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by krnodil

Comment:
This unusual presentation puts me in mind of a split screen, on the left a rocket ship set for takeoff and on the right a preview of its trajectory. The graininess is the rumble in the pit of of your belly. Aside from that, the buildings are distilled into a complex mosaic of shapes and, especially, tones. It flits between the second and third dimensions. The right hand portion compresses the left, and I'm feeling a bit claustrophobic however it's intended. I like its quirkiness and the challenge of interpretation.

Symmetry
by Germaine

Comment:
Because of the image's modesty - and that's in no way a disparagement - the mirrored effect kind of sneaks up on one, eliciting a slow smile and deeper examination. What emerges is a ritualistic feel based around the mask-like potted plant. I like the forthright integrity.

senses
by RKT

Comment:
I love this shot. It's heartbreakingly simple. The camouflaged rabbit, who you've caught out, is entirely winning and cunningly placed in the lower right corner. Here he or she anchors the subtle diagonal emanating from the brighter upper left. From your discovery you've beautifully pulled the rabbit out of the hat.