Hoplelessness
by Bensted

Comment by tnun:
not entirely: I find a little hople in the drape of the sheet.

Hoplelessness
by Bensted

Comment by chalice:
Yeah. I can see this in Dorothea's style.

Hoplelessness
by Bensted

Comment by mariuca:
Excellent, haunting - an image of destiny
Goes to 10 for the lighting is masterly
A counterpart in photography of a Lucian Freud painting perhaps

Hoplelessness
by Bensted

Comment by Lydia:
7 from me. I think this fits the topic perfectly. I think Ms Lange would have composed the scene where the face is the first thing one sees... Now... the brightest place is his lower body. I think Ms Lange would have cropped the scene while shooting... to be more intimate... show his emotion more... by showing more of his face than his body.

But, that's just my opinion. :D

Fluid Motion
by Bensted

Comment by posthumous:
beautiful fluctuation of solid and liquid, here and gone.

I'm hanging this in my fantasy art gallery

Fluid Motion
by Bensted

Comment by mariuca:
water xray, quite something
bump

Fluid Motion
by Bensted

Comment by bvy:
Bluetiful.

Details of Nature
by Bensted

Comment by Dennisheckman:
I'd have score this higher if it were done with some focus stacking. Would like to see detail over the entire flower.

Supermoon
by Bensted

Comment by riot:
Good concept and composition, but just a bit too much grain for it to work - and strange noise reduction artefacts along the building, as well as an odd blue line to the right of it.

Supermoon
by Bensted

Comment by Cyrilda:
Very nice composition. Love the moon.