Fiddler on the Storm
by kiwiness

Comment:
Quite a surreal image. The colours and softness work well, the model is lacking contrast though. Maybe an off-center composition would have added some dynamism and movement. 7.

Kick-flip
by spydr

Comment:
The moment is captured quite well, but the composition should be less static. The leading lines go past your point of interest. 6.

Change of Underwear Needed!
by amber

Comment:
I like the old feeling your image conveys because of the vignetting and contrast. 8.

primary focus
by bikefreak

Comment:
I'm not voting in this challenge, but I congratulate you to your courage to enter an OOF picture on DPC. Good luck.

Sidewalk view
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I am impressed by your mental ability to see things as what they can be. I would have walked by and not even noticed the abstract possibilities of framing and flipping the given. The perspective is overwhelming, so is the contrast between patterned colour areas, gradiented surfaces and pitch black blocks.

Step by Step
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I like your use of horizontal and diagonal lines, and how the couple as the only element breaking them in an upward movement. I think their position in the frame is well balanced.

Asynchronous Transmutations
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I enjoy the parallelism you created here between two natural phenomenes. It's interesting to compare them in terms of the emotions we associate with each.

Skating
by arnit

Comment:
A very interesting picture. It reminds me of Matisse's "La Danse". The award is well deserved.

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment:
Uh-oh...I need to check my stuff again. I have an exam on English history in two days and just can't remember what to do with this date. Shame on me.
Good picture. Lovely lighting and costumes. 9.

The Swim
by Prime_Time

Comment:
Interesting abstract. The shapes and colours work quite well, but the noise is very distracting. I think you could have applied NeatImage or similar without losing any of the image's quality, since it works without sharpness. 7.
It reminds me of a poem by e.e.cummings. Sorry, I can't find it anymore. PM me if you want me to mail it.