bullseye
by sfalice

Comment:
Wow. Where were you in the 60's?!! I having trouble blinking my eyes! The purple corners really make this comp, IMO. Well done!

Then It Is Art
by nam

Comment:
The leading lines lead to the sky & I don't see the sky as 'nothing,' so I don't have a problem there. I like the primary colors, which flatten the detail, turning the skyscrapers into cartoon facades. I'm going to guess that the 5-and-below scores were for the primary colors, if for no other reason than that they are not literally realistic.

Pole_IMG_5075-FBdif-inv
by GeneralE

Comment:
The simple shots create some lovely abstracts by themselves, & work very well with the flip'n'blend technique. I always enjoy these.

Alien Jungle
by jomari

Comment:
Nice! It looks backlit, like a tiffany window in the sun.

Going up
by maguero

Comment:
Looks like you attached a teenyweeny GoPro to the back of a bee! Cool!

Male Lead
by JulietNN

Comment:
This is already amazing, but I can so see this rotated 90 CCW, it would be delightful.

spring break
by bspurgeon

Comment:
This photo (& others like it) has inspired me to add a new detail to my voting routine. I leave it up on the screen, take a break, & when I come back I can see it fresh, from across the room. Kind of like what would happen if I would walk up to it in a gallery. This gives me an opportunity to admire & appreciate the shapes created by highlights & shadows before I get lost in the details. This photo is gorgeous from across the room--very rich mid-tones--& the details are not bad, either! Hope you had a nice spring break!

yea, right....
by herfotoman

Comment:
Made me think of tree bark -- congratulations on the Brown for a very nice image.

Comida Solitaria
by markwiley

Comment:
A lovely collection of lines & tones. I like the way she is silhouetted against the wall.

~~1~~
by Jutilda

Comment:
A photogenic face, a natural model, extraordinary eyes. Oh yes & did I say great shot, well done!