I'm the CanMan!
by silverscreen

Comment:
I like how you painted yourself in.

Painting
by rooum

Comment:
Two paintings in one - good deal!

Plein Air
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Good idea, but I think using artificial lighting on the foreground could have allowed you a better exposure of the background, making the two better balanced. (not voting)

Through the maelstrom
by Paul

Comment:
Intriguing. I can't figure out the situation, so I keep looking. I hope no harm was done to your camera. (not voting)

Stories At The Clothesline
by smichener

Comment:
Disorienting. I like the gesture the figure is making. (not voting)

A Moments Rest
by scooter88

Comment:
Focus is brilliant. Good you didn't take my advise, and submitted this after all.

One thing a photographer needs
by sarampo

Comment:
As everybody said, that's a lovely bag she has.

Crazed
by vawendy

Comment:
How nice! You made it look like a painting. (not voting)

Miss Taterbug
by Ken

Comment:
For me - you created a world (the glass, the dust, the sideway look, the eyes, the tears like stains, the pressed hand) I can look at, yet never be able to fully comprehend - a frozen illustration of another soul. Inspiring.

Coming back to say that I see the glass playing a double role of both separation (of the figure from the world) and yet it also provides and enhances meaning (e.g. the dust suggesting something from the past, the stains hinting at tears, or maybe bubbles as the background can be deep water).

Coming back again to see if the magic has gone. It has not.

Monkey city
by Rino63

Comment:
The rocky shapes and the monkeys merge together nicely to form a single texture. (not voting)