intersections
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Comment by bob350:
I love the play of diagonal and horizontal lines setting off the seated figure from the one on the stairs. In another version, consider a slight darkening of the bright sculpture column to help it stand out from the bright walking surface. Nine from me, even so.

intersections
by PennyStreet

Comment by posthumous:
maybe PennyStreet? an example of how "over" exposure finds the photo hiding in the photo.

reproduction
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Comment by mariuca:
This man manages to fool onlookers for over 15 years. I am tempted to ask him on which paper he prints the drawing, almost the same, almost finished and still pretending to work on it. He is really a fixture in the French Garden and at least according to the guardians, making fakes of some fake sculptures! He is a very perseverent polite man.
Voted earlier.

Picking the Right Pot
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Comment by Spork99:
I love the grid

The Weeper
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Comment by Ragga2000:
So funny - love the face :)
Nice DOF and the fact that red and green are opposite colors in the color ring... Congrats on the ribbon.

Architectural Form: Old Shapes and New Spaces
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Comment by kanaj:
The architectural interest here is quite intriguing. I'm curious--is that an art installation in the foreground or a structural frame of something under construction?

intersections
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Comment by glad2badad:
Intentional perhaps, but the overexposure makes it difficult to see all of this clearly, especially near the center.

heavy
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Comment by tnun:
subtle. I like her little diadem...

The Weeper
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Comment by tnun:
edvard munch!

The Weeper
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Comment by Barroness:
This is an unbelievable find with perfect water droplets, added or not the water drops are perfect.
I hope you print and frame this. One question I ask myself during voting would I hang this in my house? This one I would, every moment I was ever sad this would make me smile. To add.. the focus is perfect.