Conversation
by MargaretNet

Comment by Pangurban:
This is one of my favourites. I'm not usually a great fan of this processing but make an exception in this case; great subject, colours and scene.

The Carnival is Over
by MargaretNet

Comment by Ammie:
Too pretty! Love it

Conversation
by MargaretNet

Comment by SaraR:
Whilst I like many 'arty' photos, I am not usually fan of what I would describe as painting imitations, but I make an exception here. The poses, the moment is so perfectly captured. I find myself intrigued by the story - the slightly old fashioned dresses and shoes, the sashes, and similar hats - are the ladies dancers - or were they? There is something very graceful about the pose of the more slender lady. the wind catching the skirts adds the necessary movement to give the sense of a fleeting moment.

I would be intrigued to see a version of the image edited in a more straightforward manner, but I suspect that I would still like this one best. I now have an interesting internal debate with myself about photography/art/painting....

Bumping from 7 to 9.

The Wave Building
by MargaretNet

Comment by SandyP:
Whoa! Bizarre and amazing indeed! Congratulations!

The Wave Building
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Comment by roz:
many congratulations on the yellow Margaret .. it is most certainly very unusual architecture ..
looks like you didnt need the drone ..
however .. your consistent winning of ribbons would go thru the roof if you had one ..
just that ppl love drone photography .. its such a wonderful and different view to what we are used to .. :)

The Wave Building
by MargaretNet

Comment by spencelg:
My pick for yellow in this challenge.

The Wave Building
by MargaretNet

Comment by GolferDDS:
The architect must have been seasick when he designed this! Very interesting. Well done in B&W.

Mountains in Haze
by MargaretNet

Comment by jomari:
Gorgeous photo, Margaret. Congrats on the blue.

Mountains in Haze
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Comment by vawendy:
So incredibly beautiful!! It was a 9 from me.

Mountains in Haze
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Comment by Lydia:
Way to go, Margaret! The complex simplicity here is stunning!
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Congratulations!