The black corner
by TOY

Comment:
I can't figure out what she's doing. A female boxer in a tanktop? With full makeup on? There is no sense of either character or story, nothing for me to latch on to.

Passing the Time
by Transit

Comment:
good capture but the vignetting is awkward. I recommend attempting to compose shots and isolate subjects so that they don't need vignetting.

French Market !!
by sandrawanda

Comment:
Great energy and storytelling. and what a wonderful smile! and look, the decisive moment... right before the grab... 10

a deceptively perfect photograph

Posthumous Yellow Ribbon

"WHAT THE?"
by electrolost

Comment:
Stunning, disorienting, this photo does not exist anywhere and yet seems to come from the past, and evokes many themes, none quite taking it over, so that it remains at its heart a mystery. 10

Posthumous Red Ribbon:


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Dancing In The Streets
by charmayne

Comment:
This is a great example of how photography is not real. This moment does not exist, never existed. This boy was never frozen here, contemplating his own mortality contrasted with the pitiless concrete. He was in motion, intense motion, living perhaps without thought at that very moment. Your vision is inauthentic, imperfect and vastly more interesting. Art, in other words, in all its ineffectuality and brilliance.

One Leg Up on Poverty
by elizadeb

Comment:
great composition, with the diagonal created by the two people and the way the frame is cut in half. then there is the energy she takes right out of frame with her eyes, while he remains a model of stoic grace. For all its fragmented quality, this image looks permanent, inevitable.

Simple Joy. . . Priceless!
by SandyP

Comment:
Yes, there is a simple joy to this. It looks as though you've caught the woman in mid-flight, just like the birds.

Thoughts Before Class
by NVPhoto

Comment:
remarkable portrait and a unique perspective on street, looking outward from the cozy indoors.

I don't wanna talk
by gg3rd

Comment:
I always hesitate to vote sculptures high. On the other hand this has so much more going for it, from the complementary pose of the other sitter to the phenomenal reflections behind them. Still, so much of the heart of this picture comes from that statue. But so what? It's wonderful when art is collaborative. 10

The Silent Eyes Of The Sightless, Watching
by cogerox

Comment:
Man Ray Meets Wee Gee 10