winning
by posthumous

Comment:
So looking over the images today I never did the obvious thing and see what the actual posthumous shot was â€Â¦ until now.

Looking at this with more time and patience, I actaully find it to be much more engaging than i originally thought:
likes:
-The striped shirts remind me of childhood- as if this image was taken of me and a friend
-the chairs have a nice way of framing this
-As I mentioned in my previous comment, the leg approaching adds intrigue
-The extreme lines and persepective are obviously the main drama here

dislike:
that thing hanging on the back of the chair =)

Thanks for the posthumous ribbons and in the inspiration and creativity it helps encourage. Getting a ribbon in this category is on par with one in a free study- except cooler! =)

How do you know when it's time to say goodbye?
by colorcarnival

Comment:
seemingly emotive

Singing to the choir
by Marfun

Comment:
An interesting setup. Very flat yet interesting composition and artsy vibe.

Into the Light
by tanguera

Comment:
I love the POV and light on this. The details could be cleaner seem a bit splotchy but in this challenge it shouldn't hurt your score much. 7

The crime scene
by jmritz

Comment:
interesting POV

Really?!?!?
by JeniY

Comment:
fo rizzle. great clarity.

andrew's breakdown
by saintaugust

Comment:
Very cool- has a wonderful mystery to it using very basic elements.

6:45am - Homeless - Cold
by dswann

Comment:
fantastic.
Bumping this score up a notch. I think the spirit of the ribbon sometimes involves seeing the unseen and presenting it in a way that isn't much different than our eye might have seen it, if it was looking â€Â¦ which it probably wasn't. 8

Solitude
by eriking

Comment:
I;m sure I wont be the only one that feels this has been over-treated. Much potential here though.

Descent
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
pretty decent =] Very PHR worthy.