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.

Outline
by KyleB

Comment:
Perfect light. You processed it just right. The face is so dark that it transcends "mood" and goes right into spirituality.

Groove
by RKT

Comment:
this is so exciting and scary for a picture of a flower.

3 Pigeons on the Line
by robinssong

Comment:
Nice pigeon progression. Each pigeon seems to have something different to say. Good composition, too. I gave you a 7.

Le Louvre
by pawdrix

Comment:
great symmetry. I love the way this space divides into sections. For example, there are three sections beneath the benches. one contains a pair of shoes, one contains a pigeon, and one contains blissful emptiness. Also, note the symmetry of the subjects, each with the carefully angled leg. They look like statues that belong in the museum! It's one of those images I can just sit and look at.

Of Wood and Shadows
by Balko

Comment:
Lovely shot. Could people not see the lines of this?

A Bunch of Lines
by JeniY

Comment:
I gave this a 7 for being so much fun. Your score is another sign of a depleted sense of humor here at dpc.

Lines in the Key of Life
by aznym

Comment:
I love this shot. The subject that draws our eye has eyes of its own, focused on something we cannot see, since it is blocked by their own reflection. I would have called it "When the Object of the Object Becomes the Subject" and gotten an even lower score! ;)

Juxtaposed
by Germaine

Comment:
Good, bold composition: feels like a collage.