BLINK
by mariuca

Comment:
At first I thought she had a sword, but then realized it's a reflector, yes? I prefer to think of it as a sword anyway. I like all the different characters here - reminds me of a shot in Germany where I shot another photographer shooting a subject. Best part here is the foot heading out of frame on the right.

Happy to see you? Yes!
by skewsme

Comment:
What a great find! A nice symbolic conversation here. Very well spotted and I like the almost Polaroid'ish presentation.

Recycled Jellyfish
by illini75

Comment:
What lovely color in such delicate structures! Reminds me of shooting glass in one of the Vegas hotels a long time ago - this is much prettier!

Imagine
by Sisto

Comment:
Well spotted and very nicely composed - the light is really quite nice here, too. Something I'd see and shoot for sure!

i can do it...
by Tiberius

Comment:
It's amazing where they'll try to fit, isn't it? Such proprietors of space, they think the house and everything in it belongs to them. I do so enjoy chasing my poor cats with a camera - not sure they enjoy it as much. Your model seems resigned to cooperating this day - she's such a gorgeous model!

beach afternoon
by LevT

Comment:
A wonderful beach shot! That bright light on the water is something I enjoy shooting into - the way it creates such strong contrast. And that seagull, stage right - definitely something I'd include!!

Morning Fishing
by Tumbleweed

Comment:
A different sort of pier than the one on which I watch fishermen, but the fisherman is quite similar - I think they often are.

Play
by bjoern

Comment:
I like the splashes of color and the wee bits of reflection in the water's edge - that's something I enjoy when I wander to the beach with my camera is checking out the reflections as the water runs back across the sand.

King of Ruin
by posthumous

Comment:
I don't know if you know this gent, but the picture - your composition, your presentation, your view - is just a bit creepy! There's a sense of confinement - the overlay of the tree branches every where, the cage behind which he stands, his hands, not quite resting on whatever the ledge of the cage is. Quite the story you've found here.

Leo
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Looks to me like Leo is quite taken with the view of the ocean - this is something I can understand. I never tire of it. (And you do have me wondering what the rest of his shirt says.)