Sail away, sail away, sail away...
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Comment by Rankles:
A perfect interpretation of the challenge and a lovely seascape shot. Thank you!

Sunset showers
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Comment by roz:
this is awesome Anita .. another very neat shot ..
the colours and the silhouette are your trademark ..
seeing a ribbon for sure ..

good luck btw .. some of the glasses and splashes are definitely your competition ..

for me .. and this is just a personal thing .. they are too sterile and set up .. this has an immediacy .. a humanity .. a delight .. and a beautiful oddness ..

first glance .. what is a man doing fully dressed in a shower .. love that quirky-ness ..
this is something that creates that lightbulb moment .. of realisation ..
very unique .. love it ..
favourite in the challenge for sure ..
only commenting for now ..

Peace serenity
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Comment by streetpigeon:
Clever, fetching sleight of hand. The sand, sea and sunset and two casually placed people throw viewers for a loop as their shadows transform the background to a vertical wall. There's a subtle, unsettling further twist in the peoples' shadows, as they fall in opposite directions. Easy to see this image in a museum.
Beautifully accomplished.

Be still
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Comment by spencelg:
Toward the top of the bunch for me.

The role of the father’s are underrated
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Comment by Neat:

Originally posted by Venser: Originally posted by vawendy: Originally posted by Venser: Title bothers me. It's not correct English. Did you mean "The role of fathers are underrated"? As written, you need another word after "father's" because it's possessive. The father's what is underrated? Actually, if you want to be pedantic, I believe it should be "The role of fathers is underrated." of the fathers is a prepositional phrase. So the verb should agree with the singular "role" :) But this was my highest score, because fathers and their roles are underrated as a society. There's nothing pedantic about it. It's either correct or not. And you're correct, it should be singular.

PEDANTIC - describing someone who annoys others by correcting small errors, caring too much about minor details, or emphasizing their own expertise especially in some narrow or boring subject matter.

The role of the father’s are underrated
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Comment by Venser:

Originally posted by vawendy: Originally posted by Venser: Title bothers me. It's not correct English. Did you mean "The role of fathers are underrated"? As written, you need another word after "father's" because it's possessive. The father's what is underrated? Actually, if you want to be pedantic, I believe it should be "The role of fathers is underrated." of the fathers is a prepositional phrase. So the verb should agree with the singular "role" :) But this was my highest score, because fathers and their roles are underrated as a society.

There's nothing pedantic about it.
It's either correct or not. And you're correct, it should be singular.

The role of the father’s are underrated
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Comment by vawendy:

Originally posted by Venser: Title bothers me. It's not correct English. Did you mean "The role of fathers are underrated"? As written, you need another word after "father's" because it's possessive. The father's what is underrated?

Actually, if you want to be pedantic, I believe it should be "The role of fathers is underrated." of the fathers is a prepositional phrase. So the verb should agree with the singular "role" :)

But this was my highest score, because fathers and their roles are underrated as a society.

Message edited by author 2022-12-21 16:35:51.

Sunset showers
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Comment by ytshuva:
I tried to count the water drops... There are so many.. and its beautiful!

Failed experiment
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Comment by spencelg:
Haha. So blue!

The role of the father’s are underrated
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Comment by Venser:
Title bothers me.
It's not correct English.

Did you mean "The role of fathers are underrated"?
As written, you need another word after "father's" because it's possessive. The father's what is underrated?

Message edited by author 2022-12-21 15:49:10.