hexagon
by mitalapo

Comment:
At first I couldn't decide whether the V shape was directing the people or if the people were inviting the V to share. Then I saw a stylized crucifix in the font/V/ square. Then I became a bit more irreverent and thought the 'crucifix' was throwing its arms up in a gesture of 'speed it up guys, there's someone else waiting'.

sand
by roz

Comment:
Great marriage of overlay and subject - very sandy. Maybe they are playing in the dunes. It's a very fun shot, full of carefree happiness.

Split in half
by hajeka

Comment:
Initially, from the thumb, I thought that this was a tulip. Beautiful colours and shallow dof. I love the glimpse inside given by the split, all golden and glowy.

twins.B&W
by mariuca

Comment:
Beautiful double, double portrait. It looks quite authentic, so great job with the ps.

twins.B&W
by mariuca

Comment:
This is a great job of creating twins - very believable.

I'm interested in twins too, perhaps because I have twin granddaughters and also twin cousins.
Have you read 'The Silent Twins' by Marjorie Wallace? True story, not very pleasant, but fascinating.

Shell
by Elaine

Comment:
Lovely capture of the textures - including whatever is beneath the shell.

Modified 3
by posthumous

Comment:
I think this belongs on the cover of a Stephen King novel! (Or maybe a book of poetry.)

Celery green
by hajeka

Comment:
This is really lovely. Beautiful colours and shapes and all framed within the celery stalk. I think there's a little embrace going on in there.

Two - 1/4/19
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Beautiful colours and light!

Three - 1/5/19
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Gosh, what a wonderful flow of hands - and legs. And I love that look!