Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by PaulFrocchi:
although not crazy about the processing, I love the comp and sentiment about this one. Very nice!

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by vawendy:
I think the shot is such a great idea, but I really think the desat ruined it, imo. I can't put it into words very well, but it even seems to change the emotion, making it colder instead of a warm, loving yet poignant shot.

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by bubeltrubel:
love this idea. but I have to say, the pp is a tad to much here

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by toddhead:
I love the impact of this shot. However, it took me a few seconds to realize that it was a man holding the picture. Maybe it was because of his long thumb fingernail, but it threw me. With voters only giving a second or three to review a shot I think it may hurt your score. I hope not because this is a great shot. Not voting...

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by bdshort:
This is a strong image, but I think the sepia toning on the picture doesn't really mesh well with the B&W in the rest of the photo.

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by slwill47:
Arrangement of the composition elements is fantastic! This is a image with a story to tell and it does a great job of telling the story. It captures your thoughts and begs you to have questions! Technically great exposure, contrast, DOF. I did notice a slight fringe glow next to the right hand.

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by mcaldo:
I like the idea very much, a bit uncertain about the high contrast BW. Selective desaturation works well in conveying the concept, but if it's fading memories which are portrayed, a softer processing might have worked better, even if it enhances the time passed.

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by MarioPierre:
Powerful image.

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by giantmike:
I like the story you are portraying. I'm just not a fan of the coloring. Make the hands look like a corpse, which isn't appealing to me.

Remembering the Love
by jemiga

Comment by Lydia:
I wish it weren't de-saturated.