The sky's my canvas and the branches my lines
by Cheerz

Comment:
I realize shots like this are fairly common, but something about these lines are particularly curvaliciously beautiful. I gave it a 7

Lifeline
by ReM_Fr

Comment:
I gave this a 7 because you transformed your hand into something else, something abstract and mysterious.

Broken
by KWStudios

Comment:
ouch. what a poignant image. excellent idea to put the butterfly on a mirror. you seem to be saying something about vanity, self-esteem, self perception, etc.

Wired
by Vapor63

Comment:
fascinating abstract, mysterious but still a satisfying composition. a striking image.

Power Lines
by littlegett

Comment:
dramatic image. I gave it a 7.

Veins: the life lines
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
I think it is disturbing in a good way. A good image should disturb the viewer, rattle his/her expectations. the striking composition, the way the veins are slightly out-of-focus even though they are the subject of the photo, disorient the viewer just enough to make him/her vulnerable, to open him/her up to a surprising intimacy with the subject. It's a little bit scary, as being alive should be. I, for one, did not worry about the child. Look at that face! Nothing could be more healthy.

Darned Typos!
by GeneralE

Comment:
thanks for the laugh, btw!

Destination Lavender
by Kaja Lund

Comment:
so exciting to see a butterfuly in flight! and your composition only emphasizes the dynamism of it. Even the background elements seem to help.

Lonely Ride
by Tiberius

Comment:
Great use of blur. It works hand-in-hand with the composition to create that vertiginous sense of being on the road, and perhaps being lost.

After the lines were re-drawn [deserted military detention camp]
by Kemptonreporter

Comment:
I love that enigmatic, faceless person. Terrific picture.