Sparkles, Spangles, Your heart will sing
by Chandi

Comment:
very emotional, lovely

Dawn at White Sands
by franktheyank

Comment:
I've never been to White Sands myself but my husband has when he was a young man, so I know pictures of this beautiful site. Usually I like bw pictures, but it doesn't do any favour for this scene: to show that the sand is actually white instead of a light beige there needed to be some colour in the picture as a contrast (the sky f.e.)

Bridge of Sighs
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
This is an absolutely gorgeous scene and you did a great job on water and light. But I don't like the massive (over)sharpness which seems quite unnatural to me.

A Dog So Small
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Ha, I like those voguish flip-flops.. everythings fits together

Autunno Cadenza
by Bear_Music

Comment:
the light is lovely! But there is too much going on in the background - without any importance to the scene - to be an outstanding picture

you gotta move on
by 2mccs

Comment:
lovely and sad at the same time. The right moment to press the trigger

foreshadowing
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
I love this kind of processing: it is enhancing the mystic scene very effectively. I'd like to try it but have no idea how you achieve this
will come back to vote

Double Personality Child
by Ammie

Comment:
very well combined. The frontal face is distorted to the width which makes me feel uncomfortable

Deep Problem in Catland
by Tiberius

Comment:
this is a good and interesting catch, but no cinema poster - format - captions - I miss it...

Dystopian Population Catastrophes
by PennyStreet

Comment:
I don't see a cinema poster but a very interesting shot. Bet you'll get some DNMC votes.... and a 7 from me