Among the lily pads
by markwiley

Comment by daisydavid:
Well done. I often find those reds hues difficult to reproduce as they tend to blow out so easily.

Olivia
by markwiley

Comment by nam:
Lovely light and model and I really like the pose.

Olivia
by markwiley

Comment by jomari:
Beautiful - the girl, the light, the background - lovely image all round.

The Throng
by markwiley

Comment by Tiny:
Congratulations, most suprising that this is your first blue I would have thought your shelf overfowing with them.

The Throng
by markwiley

Comment by jomari:
Congrats on the ribbon. Golly you deserve it, too!

Olivia
by markwiley

Comment by Bensted:
I really like the tones in this photo

The Throng
by markwiley

Comment by SandyP:
This is so amazing!!! I think it's awesome that you set up your tripod at 6:30 am and didn't worry about what they were all thinking! For that. You truly deserve your award! Congratulations!

The Throng
by markwiley

Comment by SandyP:
This is so amazing!!! I think it's awesome that you set up your tripod at 6:30 am and didn't worry about what they were all thinking! For that. You truly deserve your award! Congratulations!

Olivia
by markwiley

Comment by Venser:
#1, tied with another.
Normally not a fan of this style, but lately I'm finding myself rating images with people much higher. The treatment on the flora in the background is a little heavy, but it works for this image. I'm imagining she's looking back at me, longing for something. Kind of the way I look at life now. Looking back and wondering what if.

Waiting for her return
by markwiley

Comment by tnun:
Mondrian composition, limited palette (of tones), and the contrast in dog and rug textures warms up the starker contrast between fur and door and black beyond. (I have a very similar, in the bare bones sense, of a friend's dog that I think is one of my best works). Like.