Kim
by njsabs

Comment:
Terrific work, and interesting how doubling up on a portrait to save space ends up creating a new artwork.

Blue Grass
by Jutilda

Comment:
Beautiful start, excellent use of Frac filter.

soda
by nixter

Comment:
Very creative.

Nitro versus Damage
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I admit the superhero angle escapes me, but it's a beautiful color photo.

Silenced By The Light
by benfica

Comment:
Strong image. Very sci-fi. Is this rmezzo's work? I normally don't like "dropper tool" colored borders, but in this case it fits with the photo style. Sensory deprivation is an interesting take on the theme (as is covering the ears).

Sugar heads
by Zigomar

Comment:
Great image!

DSC_0431.jpg
by cynthiann

Comment:
Organic!

Sorry for the damage. Hope you are warm and comfy now.

Seduction
by nutzito

Comment:
Michael, in response to your forum comment...
Although "intimacy" can infer privacy, I think the most common usage refers to close contact or connection with another person. In short: close friendship or love, sensual or otherwise. This photo (lovely as it is) could be seen as the opposite of that, since there is an objectified quality. A woman undressed for you in a bedroom might be intimate, but a woman posing on a public beach in eye-catching colors is not.

Can't See the Forest for the Trees (thought I'd try DPC new border styles out for size)
by charliebaker

Comment:
Congrats on the brown! Btw, I was the one who started that particular borders thread in the forums, but I retreated after being mocked for attempting to limit creativity. Your form of protest is hopefully more effective (though I fear not).

Anyhow, your entry can take its place alongside another great border-dominated work:

BridgeCentralParkSnow.jpg
by AP

Comment:
Beautiful as well. Wondering now though if the shot couldn't use a slight clockwise tilt correction (just nitpicking). Good work.