The Classics
by Techo

Comment:
Wonderful capture, marvellous processing! The way she is looking at him and their smiles creates a great portrayal of emotions.

Paparazzi on the move
by Kroburg

Comment:
I like the camera shake, especially how it affects the lighting. The leading lines towards the stares and people work well too. Unfortunately, your choice of border is trying to be too much of a feature to me and distracts me from your image. Ignoring the border (at least trying too) I quite like this image.

makeup/breakup
by ray_mefarso

Comment:
You’ve captured some great emotion here. But I feel some of this has been lost with the composition and processing. For me the central composition makes the image feel unbalanced and the oversaturation of the background colours is distracting. I wonder if the image was cropped to lose most of the right hand part of the image and converting to b&w may have accentuated the emotion of the couple more. A nice street shot never the less.

The Gossip Stop
by jagar

Comment:
A wonderful story has been captured here that is nicely balanced by the people walking away. The processing is very well done and I really like the way you have made the ladies pop. I feel it is almost over done with the far left lady’s foot becoming almost unrealistically bright compared to the path. I say almost, as it doesn’t distract from the power of the image for me. Well done!

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by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Beware if your woody's ever get unionised! Greats image - sad about woody (mk25?)

Oh No, Not Again!
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
A very tolerant woody you have.

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by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Very funny! I should play with my woody more often. (That doesn’t sound quite right does it).

The boat shed
by Neat

Comment:
Yay, top ten! Wonderful image Anita. Got an 8 from me.

How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment:
Marvellous concept and expertly put together. And hilarious to boot!

The Esplanade
by lobrin

Comment:
Fascinating shapes! This reminds me of a place I visited in Fremantle, Western Australia.