Through the Years
by karmat

Comment:
Wow! It feels like I'm being given a very special privilege just to be allowed to look at these two at this (and their) moment.
I don't know them and they don't remind me of anybody in particular, but the emotion of that photo is amazing.

The processing treatment you gave it fits it perfectly, too.

I found a new favourite to add to my not-so-long list.

How does your garden glow?
by Paul

Comment:
This is gorgeous..... I bet fairies live there!!!

this entry is NOT a photo so please demand a validation and hopefully the SC will DQ it
by charliebaker

Comment:
Why?

Rectangles of surrealism - an alternative family portrait
by sarampo

Comment:
I love this!
As you know yourself, this photo has a number of technical flaws.
However, I'm not sure if it would have the same make-you-smile charm if it was technically perfect.
Lovely idea, and a big pat on the back to everyone for the effort.

Centauress
by snaffles

Comment:
I really appreciate that you made this brave effort, instead of just taking a photo of a statue.
However, your Photoshop skills are ..... well..... very much beginner level.
Send me a message if you'd like a bit of help with it.

How NOT to wear a white tie
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Oh my..... now I wish I had voted on this one.
Fabulous shot, you copied it soooooooooooooo well, I love it!

Keep up your lovely, entertaining shots for us, please!!!!!

Kevin & The Northern Lights
by orvaratli

Comment:
This is very nice but you're right - the colour version really rocks!!

Our Easter Stroll
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
I am in love with this photo.
I know I am supposed to say something intelligent and constructively useful here, but all I can say is "Magic!"

Walking in Memphis
by kvickrey

Comment:
It looks almost "fake", but I'm loving it.
I love how you broke the rule of "breathing space"..... having him walk out of the frame is against the rules, but totally works for me here.

Stereo
by phoozt

Comment:
Sorry, but this doesn't do it for me.
Blown out highlights (way past "high key"), and overly saturated colours, yet very deep, lost shadows on the head phones.