ambidextrous
by tvsometime

Comment:
Her expression, puckered lips and arched eyebrows, is at the heart of this fine image. Then her stance as she's temporarily distracted from her work. I also like how the simplicity of the right third of the scene is balanced by the complicated, busy left two thirds. An offhand gem.

Thoughts
by Ammie

Comment:
Fine title, and it's his pensiveness while walking the dogie, walking the line in this dry, beautifully empty country that fixes my appreciation. I like the soft, unpretentious colors, the everyday serenity, the surrounding immensity. Is the man too centered? That his gaze is down gainsays self-importance, and is a counterbalance. The diagonal angle of his motion also mitigates. What's on both his left and right is important and engaging. This isn't criticism, just addressing a thought. The strength of the image certainly carries the artist's judgement.
My favorite in this challenge.

Just passing through..
by IreneM

Comment:


Congratulations on your high finish with this sleek and fascinating image.

Likeness
by markwiley

Comment:
Congratulations on your high finish. I'm grateful for the opportunity to peer into this world.

Spirit
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Congratulations on the yellow for this fine image that really took flight.

Double Vision
by Phocal

Comment:
Big congats on the red. The cypress trees image you offered in your comment is really fine as well.

Warped
by Neat

Comment:
Congratulations! Simply beautiful. If there were an ultraviolet above blue, you'd have it.

Scenes From a Hat - Vol I
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This is hilarious! I'd like to google an analysis of this picture but am afraid it would crash the internet.

Real Pond Reflections
by Jesseme

Comment:
Interesting composition and 90 degree perspective. Lovely olive greens. The very partial duck emerging from the bottom a wonderful touch. Different, creative and enjoyable.

In the calmness of the morning...
by hahn23

Comment:
Very pretty scene.