Way to the sky
by imagine74

Comment:
terrific abstract painting, great composition. 8

Pathway into the Heart
by TristeLeucosia

Comment:
How did you make that heart? I love the effect. And I love your blown highlights and sensuous shadows. 8

Walking the Dog
by e301

Comment:
I like the competing subjects. One is right on the vanishing point: all lines lead to him... and yet he is facing away from us and completely silhouetted. The other faces us, has much more visual interest, but is in a less strategic position, *unless* we think of the lines as leading OUT, rather than in. If that's the case, she is swept up in this geometric outpouring, as are we. I love a picture that forces me to think and rethink, all the while affecting me viscerally. 8

Life on a Log
by BrianR

Comment:
is this bear doing some tone mapping? very nice effect. looks like an illustration. 8

Picnic Canceled
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Great portrait. Leading lines are used to make the subject seem imperiled and isolated. She herself, though, seems defiant and tough. This conflict creates a complexity of character in your portrait. 9

Under the Overpass
by djharris

Comment:
nice abstract, I like the asymmetry of the foreground pillar. 8

Queen Mother of The Animal Kingdom
by irakly

Comment:
Ok, this is just weird. 8 points for being weird.

Bored Angel Blues
by Kronus

Comment:
I like the halo effect combined with the unflattering angle: she looks like she's coughing! 8

"Scale" - Berlin
by pbaarn

Comment:
good title. You use leading lines to create a sense of smallness in your subject. 8

Curl
by macrothing

Comment:
bold and fascinating depiction of a leaf. Is this rscorp playing with dof again? I love it. 8