... and Flowers
by JuliBoc

Comment:
What a nice creative idea for producing this shot, with the mylar. Well-seen hearts.

untitled
by cutout

Comment:
A very passionate heart, with apparent flames shooting out the top. Then at second look, it could be a bleeding heart - a nice range of possible interpretations here.

Street pinhole
by Melethia

Comment:
Love this, I should try more street shots in pinhole, the long exposures would be good to show movement and atmosphere. The acid is a nice touch.

Feet
by Melethia

Comment:
There's a sadness to this - life ephemeral.

Blank Canvas!
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
I like how the subject of the painting is still the star of the show in this photo. What is that thing above his/her head?

Cromer Pier
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
I love the ghostly water!

Anyone for Tennis?
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
The grain and pinhole fuzziness, and the ground-level perspective all give a sense of a tennis court gone to seed, unloved, unused, brought home even more by the empty chair. Having a ball in the foreground rather than the leaf would completely change that impression.

Abandoned for now...
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Nicely dizzying POV. I'm not a fan of the overlay, though, this time, and I usually am [maybe Ecce Signum and I switched personalities!] - I think those horizontal lines top and bottom run counter to the direction of the POV and that, while it isn't wrong per se to have different "directions" in an image, it doesn't help me to enjoy this particular image. I'm left wondering if you did a free transform and turned and stretched the overlay so the lines ran on the vertical edges parallel with the tree, how that would look.

1948
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Definitely has a nice old look to it - what helps is that no subject in the frame is identifiable as "modern", too, I guess.

Sea Fisher
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
This one I like a lot, has a nice peaceful feel to it. Probably could be brightened just ever-so-slightly to keep your fisherman from completely disappearing into the dark sea, but I can still make it out fine as it is now. Would hate to lose all that lovely duskiness with too much brightening...