Magic Stick
by colorcarnival

Comment:
I find it compelling, actually. I want to yell to the boys "run to the color before it fades out completely!" It's like the stick is the only thing anchoring them to the world of color, and once it gets too far away from them, they're stuck in a gray world.

Boy and birds
by Melethia

Comment:
I love the movement and the youthful energy and the joy of playing as a kid. However, I'm distracted by the very-low-contrast pigeon right in front of the boy. Could you maybe bump up the contrast a bit so it stands out more?

Monochromatic
by Wildcard

Comment:
This is an attractive abstract. My first reaction is to try to make sense of it, but when I let that go I just enjoy the shapes and colors.

Yertle The Turtle was King of The Pond
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Well, ya got a 6 outta me, Julianne. Nicely focused, interesting subject. But most off all, thanks for teaching me about Seuss' protest via this book!

Could you, would you, on a train?
by posthumous

Comment:
This evokes Seuss' artistic style pretty well, actually. Bold colors, simple shapes ...

Could you, would you, with a goat?
by skewsme

Comment:
Oh, that's excellent! Something about the goat's expression told me it was your shot - you have such a good touch with humorous animals. :)

Jogging
by mia67

Comment:
First reaction: fun! Like the big sister really enjoys getting to take the little ones out. And they're clearly enjoying themselves, with the little guy on the left reaching ahead. Second reaction: I wish the mailbox weren't coming out of her head.

Date in BW
by LevT

Comment:
Are we labeling "reaction club" reactions? :) This strikes me as an example of a couple who's quite comfortable doing different things together. They're not at home, so they actually went to this restaurant to then do something separate from each other. I think that's amusing. Maybe they're each finishing up something so they can then spend their day together?

Night Time Stroll
by jaysonmc

Comment:
I like several things about the shot, including how the angle between the tree tops mirrors the upswept curve of the Eye. Like Melethia, I also like the blurred buy walking along - gives some energy to the shot. I also like the colors.

But it's also missing something. I don't know what. But nothing specifically grabs me. It's kind of a tweener shot - between focusing my attention on the Eye vs. what's going on along the river.

The Dragons Pool
by Wildcard

Comment:
Congrats! This is beautiful. I voted it a 7. You did a good job of making three interesting panels interact to create an even better whole.