Bear triptych
by Melethia

Comment:
Good combination. My only "suggestion" would be to put the two of them in the middle, with the "solos" on either end.

Perspectives
by Germaine

Comment:
I like how these two work together. I'll be the dissenter and say I'm not crazy about the soft focus. It works okay on the right one, but the one on the left just doesn't do as much for me. Just a personal thing.

Playtime
by gsal

Comment:
I like all the different angle in this. Everything just kinda flows together.

Phoenix Art Museum
by Alicia

Comment:
I like how the people add some variety to the other two shots. Excellent bw conversion

Where It Began
by karmat

Comment:
Where the idea originally came from is in Genesis where it talks about in the beginning the world was without form and void. (Now the earth was formless and empty,)

If you don't adhere to/believe in/accept the Genesis/creation account, it reminds me of a small beginning with no details in the beginning.

OR, it is a small, round seed like thing, with few discernible details so as give little indications as to what it will become. It is the beginning. That is all.

And like I mentioned in the details, I wish I had gone one more step in editing. I normally do not like negative inversions, but in this one, it really gave me more what i was going for with the whole genesis thing. .

Bondage
by karmat

Comment:
Les_Feck

I see fishing bobbers caught by a steel cable. I see lures. I see items captured before the fall. Restraint is not always bondage.

Bondage
by karmat

Comment:

BAMartin
The subtle coloring is very interesting. This could be an antique photo, or a very intriguing found moment.

Bondage
by karmat

Comment:

digifotojo
I like the subtle use of color in this B/W image. Very abstract.

Bondage
by karmat

Comment:
Bebe

I see a beautiful mess. I really like this image - thank you for sharing.

Bondage
by karmat

Comment:

Bear_Music
Well. *I* see decay, I see swept-away, for what that's worth :-) I liek the processing here, myself, for its edgy sense of detail-bheing-swept-away, as it were.