Sand-Portrait
by LevT

Comment:
this messes with my pareidolia. also, nice sand painting.

Fly high
by wildiris

Comment:
I like the messy aspects of this photo. i'm not as crazy about the tidy aspects of it.

Canopy & Undergrowth
by Bear_Music

Comment:
a drone shot i presume. i do like the spiraling sharp shapes. maybe the darks could be darker. I want a sense of what hides in the wilderness. just a hint, something to provoke

Dreamy white
by hajeka

Comment:
fluffy and symmetrical. pleasant but not provocative

Row
by Barroness

Comment:
I like the composition, with the emptiness at the bottom of the image. The filter ruins it, though. Protect your art from filters!

When Nature Paints
by nam

Comment:
nice simple study of complementary colors

What the Silence Holds
by markwiley

Comment:
I like how his beard merges into the tree. I like how he towers over smokestacks. I like how he questions me. I like the background blur. there's something a little too crisp and HDR about this though. I don't need to see his every detail.

A Few Days Later
by jomari

Comment:
even if you like how this turned out, this doesn't feel like you. this feels like a computer.

blurred realities
by primabarbara

Comment:
a ghostly convergence into the center. this looks like the consolidation of hundreds of works of art, all overlaid, much of it being lost in the process, like history is lost to archaeologists.

Its Time
by DCrest01

Comment:
I think filter is a big hindrance to the impact of the photo. all the individual elements have a Pier One aesthetic which is not the same as fine arts. That being said, I think the idea of putting a clock on a swing is clever. Some of the earliest clocks were based on a pendulum, and the notion of time which we think of as progressing forward is actually just swinging back and forth. add to that the theme of reeds waving in the wind, and you have a whole meditation on time. I would just say get a more evocative backdrop, filter, and props.