The voyager's servant
by nixter

Comment:
I admit of picking this up by the thumbnail, so maybe I did lose some of the surprise effect, but then it was a great surprise nevertheless. I like the many layers of it, at the story and the visual levels. The layering is vertical, horizontal and especially applicable to the depth dimension. The umbrellas, the wet glass and the lighting suggest a rainy day, although we know better. Decapitating the floating people confuses me every time I look, allowing me to regain breathing only after relocating the heads making sure they match the bodies.

VO2Max
by RianBotes

Comment:
just noticed it. It's pretty damn good, Rian. I like it a lot. (BTW, is this a new camera?)

Boardering on trouble
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
you must be mad to walk around with a broken knee, Dennis, but for that score it is understandable.

IMG_8766-lights-at-the-pier-1-800
by sfalice

Comment:
... and I like the grain too.

by RKT

Comment:
slowly moving still life. awesome lighting and composition, and that milky glass vase is a nice touch.

Reflecting on Obsolescence.
by jomari

Comment:
lots of stuff to be found in this window.

She waits
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
b/w works well here, as is the soft processing. the high key delivers a sense of heat (supported by the withered plant). hope she doesn't wait for too long.

Slice of Paradise
by gg3rd

Comment:
coming back to enjoy the sun a little more.

my heart melts
by posthumous

Comment:
always wondered what do you mean by "calculations to b/w". care to share the details? the technique works well here.

The parties over gang, lets go home
by Neat

Comment:
i like the brush you used to paint this one.