Dancing Nails
by bjoern

Comment:
Hey Björn - großartig!
Huge congrats on the Blue!

blunted
by kanaj

Comment:
Composition, texture and tones are just wonderful.
This is more than photographic craftsmanship and I envy you this gift

If you still had the time, would you love?
by lovemelvin

Comment:
Love and hearts seem to be weighing in your mind - and photography.
This is quite philosophical - the face expression, the bw editing and your words are really powerful.

Now you're just a coffee// stain in my poems
by lovemelvin

Comment:
The picture an the title work together extremly poetic. I'd like to borrow that title for a letter to a lost love

She is Love
by lovemelvin

Comment:
very clever setup. A macro fingerprint is special, but the addition of the heart is delightful.
I was one of your 8. The only thing I had to nitpick was the tiny little thread on the pen top

Bamboo Grace
by lovemelvin

Comment:
indeed very graceful! Love the bw editing and how she stands out from the bg. Well done!

I have a dream
by lovemelvin

Comment:
this is such a bittersweet moment- the background and the loneliness add a sad atmosphere. Well choosen title too.

Hold tight
by Neat

Comment:
Adorable!
Not only the expression on their little faces, but also the fact that it's a boy and a girl, the cute clothes, the colors matching the atmosphere, the beautiful background without any mundane distractions... wow. On top of all this there is your skill to choose right exposure and speed to get everything sharp and well lit.

As soon as I saw it, I knew this was a winner.
Congrats Anita!

n/a
by Tiberius

Comment:
well, not surprised that eye candy lovers didn't like it
BUT it's a photo I coud totally see in an art gallery - so wonderfully different! It exudes an atmosphere in the style of René Maltête:
the heads behind the leaves, the hidden bottle, that moment with the awkward foot placement... brilliant!

The teapot on the sink
by Neat

Comment:
I like it very much - takes my back on a time travel to childhood with that plaid curtain and the bw editing.
It's more about evoking a feeling than showing a kitchen item
Congrats, Anita!