Playstation
by Melethia

Comment by Jedusi:
Ah - again with the juxtapositions and visual tensions.

Two characters.

Both sit at ninety degrees to one another.
Different ages - one young, one older.
One in shorts and sandles - one in a suit.
One absorbed by a flashing screen - one refined and elegant.

We know so little about these two - no name, no pack drill . . but there is still a story waiting to be told. One that can at least be hinted at or have a sketchy outline drawn by rudimentary observation.

You could have a whole short story competition just based on this one picture.

My only wonder is whether the title should be ammended a tiny bit to something like 'Playstation Generation' ? just to further reinforce the differences.

Gull crossing
by Melethia

Comment by Jedusi:
You know Deb - I do miss your titles and PoV's :- )

There is an inheritant unforced quirkiness, and singularity of thought that marks out your style which is always refreshing.

On streets of gold
by Melethia

Comment by Jedusi:
Lovely shot - rich in colour and movement, with a whole carried question of who is pushing the bike ? Are they young or old ? Male or female, do they have shopping on the back or a kiddies seat ? And where are they going ? or maybe coming from ? Work ? Home ? Out to meet friends ? Are they in a rush ? Are they excited - full of dreams to share and happy crazy plans fighting in their head - wanting to spill out to a bigger audience ?

The gold colour lifts this and gives a rich positive feel to the whole narrative process . .

Aother of your shots Deb that if people take the time to look at and ponder they get drawn into a whole world of wondering and enjoyment.

Very nice.

To dance
by Melethia

Comment by Tiny:
One of my top picks.

To dance
by Melethia

Comment by jblaylockrayner:
Nice crisp image and nice composition - I like it.

To dance
by Melethia

Comment by tanguera:
It is simply impossible to take a bad picture of a dandelion. This negative opens a whole new world of wonderful, exposing the marvelous detail of the insertion point, usually unseen due to its darkness. Bravo. Oh, and front page.

Shadowed people
by Melethia

Comment by tanguera:
This is beautiful, Deb! The backlit hair really adds texture and dimension!

To dance
by Melethia

Comment by sidpixel:
Thgis works very well indeed, hope you do well with this

High key, low speed
by Melethia

Comment by annig:
DEB! so great!! (and not a pigeon in site..lol!) I am so happy you are picking up your camera again!!

congrats on such a fine image! ♥

High key, low speed
by Melethia

Comment by dtallakson:
Top 20!...How wonderful!