Beauvoir Fountain
by dipaulk

Comment by cycloxslug:
nice!

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by Zoomdak:
Great capture of the expression. Congrats on the top 10.

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by sidpixel:
This was only the second ever ten I've given and they were both in this challenge! I like it so much I instantly added it to my favourites. Congratulations on a superb image

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by Bud:
congratulations on a 7th place finish. I really liked this photo.

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by graphicfunk:
Congratulations on your 7th placing with this lovely images which makes such good use of bubles. And my, what a lovely model.

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by Kylie:
7th place!! That's awesome, Di! I really hope you are proud.

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by Donald:
I love it when children get that instinct urging them to toutch floating bubbles. The expression is breathless bursting the physical and emotional toutch challenge at both ends. Reflecting light on the bubbles is the second visual to grasp my attention. It helps that the direction the girl is looking at points the fingers and bubbles toutching. The few points removed are due to the weak image quality otherwise I would have scored a ten. Great photo.

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by dovey:
I don't normally rate photos of kids (or the family dog) very high, usually they seem like a doting parent and not actually a effort at improving photography skills. This photo captures the moment of wonder and explorative touch. Although the theme is touch you didn't just focus in on "touching" to show it. It's her face, the fingers and bubbles are secondary and only reinforce the message. The bubble in front of her face adds depth. The movement of the bubbles coming towards her caused a slight blur that I don't feel take away for the image at all. The subject face if beautifully focused and is what makes you "feel touch"
Great interpretation of the challenge.

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by mizz_kt_bug:
that baby has some beautiful eyes

Elusory
by dipaulk

Comment by markmyshots:
my highest rated photo for the challenge, but a bit too "neat imaged"