Streetpigeon - outtake 1
by GinaRothfels

Comment by streetpigeon:
If at first this image seems top-heavy, the arc of barbed wire lifts the wood to make it seem like a fanciful dirigible. Helium, please.

Streetpigeon - outtake 2
by GinaRothfels

Comment by streetpigeon:
I'd have been pleased if this were my entry, especially spotlighting the birdlike barbs. Delicious irony.

Streetpigeon - outtake 2
by GinaRothfels

Comment by GinaRothfels:

Originally posted by PennyStreet: With the correct title I think this one would have been my choice, but your palm filled the frame nicely.

I very nearly entered this one. Maybe I should have.

Streetpigeon - outtake 2
by GinaRothfels

Comment by PennyStreet:
With the correct title I think this one would have been my choice, but your palm filled the frame nicely.

Palm
by GinaRothfels

Comment by posthumous:
of course there are many many images of this ilk but I like how this one is executed. I like how you can see a frond behind it but it is out of focus and the front frond stands out sharply. I like the little white dots, the highlights, and the way some blades give up and curve at the end.

Palm
by GinaRothfels

Comment by streetpigeon:
Curtains are always tantalizing, as can be someone peeking out from behind a fan. The murky frond in the background is the watcher, a subtle cross hatching endowing the image with visual and emotional depth. So satisfying. But there's more! You've also involved us in a beautiful study of shapely and toned lines, as they welcome the light. I love how the composition is balanced by its opposite corners, background frond and triangle of vertical leaflets. The sepia presentation enhances the visual revelation of black and white with breathing, organic brown.
Thank you.

Car/Automobile III (ARCHIVAL) Outtake 3
by GinaRothfels

Comment by Neat:
I think I prefer this one, a pop of red always stands out for me.

Entrance
by GinaRothfels

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Nice, though for me this treatment might have worked better with something a bit more retro. Personal preference is all that is. I do like the wideangle perspective. That work nicely for this.

Father and Daughter
by GinaRothfels

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Sweet. :)

Father and Daughter
by GinaRothfels

Comment by spencelg:
Great facial expressions.