two become one
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Wow! Love this picture! That lense bending things works here. The clouds, the boardwalk, the ripples in the sea, and the way he holds her all so lovely and balanced! 10

Free To Roam
by GolferDDS

Comment:
The hay and the scene would have been enough for a lovely photo, but the fox really makes it wonderful. I like the mistiness of the backgound and the sharpness of the foreground.

Smell The Flowers
by Spanish_Grease

Comment:
Elegant. Nice color and composition. The color makes the connection between the lips (petals of a type) and the flower.

Gaining Freedom
by mocabela

Comment:
It is terrifis how you got detail in both the bright hand and the dark concrete. I like the absolute blackness of the hole, and the added touch of the ring on the hand. This picture tells a interesting story - creeoy but intriguing. 9

Life Sentence (kinda reaching)
by d14

Comment:
I like the idea - the silouette of the cat against the curtains. The bits of light peeking through. Perhaps cropping would bring the subject more into focus (figureatively) I'd crop the right hand side out at the division of the window leaving the height of the picture the same, curtains towersing above the cat, as (s)he longingly gazes at the forbidden world outside. Yeah, I have cats.

Young and Worry-Free
by slim

Comment:
The brightness of the girl contrasts well with the dark sculpture - light and living, dark, heavy metal, The splashing water picks up the highlights of her hair. But the backgrouns is so busy that the girl is a bit lost as the main subject. You could crop down from the top. Wish the focus on the girl was a bit sharper too.

red, keys and blue
by nicklevy

Comment:
I like the details in the metal - all those little scratches. The lighting is as interesting idea - the colors I mean. But it is a bit dark for my taste - the "blue" top of the key gets lost in the darkness.

Free Range
by Gracious

Comment:
I like the depth of the pictures - all the way back into those trees. Your one bright Cow in the forground marks a place for your eye to start looking until it wanders back to the cow in amoung the trees. I like the framing fringe of long grass at the bottom.

Freedom
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Different. I like the texture and the faded yet hicg contrast look. It is an elegant abstract as well as a litteral picture. 9

Free spirit
by heida

Comment:
This is very playful, but subtle with its muted pastel colors. I love the peacful gray/blue of the ocean and the sky, and the swinging pink of her top and her arms spread wide. Simple, sweet, a favorite of mine this challenge.