Steamy
by DCrest01

Comment:
Congrats Diane! This is great work!

IMG_6746
by 2mccs

Comment:
Haha, you Americans like to ride the train, don't you?

I love your introductory words with the quote which is bolstering up any doubter.
But you don't have to worry: your essay is certainly one of the most lovely songs in the woods.

I agree on Henry about #0041 - a stunning shot with so much energy!
I also love the sloping of the views - this make each shot even more vital. Truly enjoyable work!

Light
by posthumous

Comment:
I like your wonderful essay very much - the light and the old stone walls make a nice contrast. A contrast which is moving mankind. Like a metapher between freedom and bastille.
It also reminds me of ruins on a a greek island which I visited this summer - a sad and beautiful place at the same time. Thank you for bringing back the memory!

It ain't me, babe
by ubique

Comment:
I'm not sure if I understand that essay. Maybe there is nothing to understand but just to make up my own thoughts.
I like to think of it as a domino game where the next stone is a consequence of the predecent.

Pairs of sorts
by mitalapo

Comment:
This first picture stands for all of the content of your essay which brought a smile to my face when watching it.
You're right, each of the pictures offers a blank array for imagination - Don did a good job to formulate his.

_DSF3687_colour
by daisydavid

Comment:
Very unusual pictures of a wedding. They give me more the feeling to watch actors before they are entering a stage. the Shakespeares quotes add to that feeling maybe.
Extremely interesting to watch your essay - thanks!

s00
by mariuca

Comment:
such a wonderful topic - perfectly surveyed and captured with the right amount of a wink (does that sound right?)
I love it!

Where the Water Runs Slow
by insteps

Comment:
very sensible portrait of that forgotten place. Again an essay like an object lesson about what makes an essay worth watching

Canal 1
by rooum

Comment:
Wonderful essay about memories. I love the reflections most.
The first time when I looked at it I was so fascinated about the words that I didn't pay attention on the pictures.
But when looking at the essay the next times I found out how perfectly these fit together.

Oblivious
by LevT

Comment:
wonderful moment between movement and loneliness (even if he's not lonly but concentrated). My top pick, hope it will riboon