Negative Space = Income Gap
by VitaminB

Comment:
You know - this is funny. I cannot believe I am about to write the following because I cringed when someone did it to me. But now I actually understand. I would have just gone with a simple title and let the viewer decide what kinds of gaps could be created here. Before I read your title, I saw the visual gap between the men and then I looked at the two men. My first thought was actually about job status. Like the working man on the right and what - a student or homeless person on the left? A very cool photo with lots to look at. Nice!

Catchlight
by davidus428

Comment:
Great closeup and capture of the bubble. I love the colorful background and also that you can see a reflection in the bubble. Nice!

Hunting Amidst the Hydrangeas
by esdarby

Comment:
Awww cute. Love that just the tiny haad is in focus. lol is this where it is appropriate to use the word "bokeh"? Looks good.

solitude
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
I like the composition and the lighting. The shadows add a deep moody tone to the pic.

Behind Crooked Acres Farm
by skewsme

Comment:
What really caught my attention during the challenge were the clouds. I love the depth and the swirls. The rest of the photo looks painted in - pretty cool!

Distance
by Retroesque

Comment:
Wow look at the muscles on this woman! Love that your photography caught this. Interesting use of selective desat.

metamorphosis
by posthumous

Comment:
I remember this during the challenge. I was glad that you were trying to show the face... because I saw one there and was hoping that I was NOT the only one who did actually SEE it lol.

mates
by roz

Comment:
Hey Roz - nice job! This almost looks staged lol and here you have caught a candid moment. I like how one is leaning towards the other - you get a sense that a conversation is about to happen. The silhouette against the gorgeous background is great!

The other side of teaching kids to cycle
by jonfrommk

Comment:
Great perspective - makes you wonder what the rest of the bike looks like. Love the choice of black and white.

The Shared Umbrella
by Melethia

Comment:
Love the black and white conversion. It now has the classic film feel. A lovely catch. Congrats on the ribbon!!!!