Bling
by Melethia

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Popping back to comment, I'm gonna have a guess at Debs?

Bling
by Melethia

Comment by tanguera:
From the subject alone, I know who this is :)

Bling
by Melethia

Comment by SaraR:
Ha, I think I know who this haul belongs to!

Rivulets
by Melethia

Comment by jagar:
Was my favourite Deb, like a Soulages painting, you should print it big and hang it.

Rivulets
by Melethia

Comment by bvy:
Pretty!

Framed
by Melethia

Comment by PaulFrocchi:
this was one of my favorites in the challenge but another I didn't score high, looking for Extended Editing techniques.
WONDERFUL!! patience and timing. I'm sure you've got a few subjects within that frame. I like the choice of the scooter rider. Congrats on the TT

Rivulets
by Melethia

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

Those textures and shapes that weave and undulate in the soil/sand are mesmerizing to look at. B&W was a good choice to showcase those patterns in the ground. As a good shot it needs just a little more...'something' to push it into the spectacular category. One thing that I see that can help boast a bit more visual interest is to tilt and crop the composition. There is a 'main' path of rivulets that if you tilt it to the left it could run at a diagonal across the frame. Those dark rivulets ad the bottom are just going straight up but if you tilt it say 35 degrees to the left then some of those nice dark rivulets will appear to pour forth from the bottom right corner. The top area where there it is lighter would also tilt and either be in or pointed towards the top left corner. With that tilt and crop those rivulets then travel from dark to light at a diagonal across the frame.

Framed
by Melethia

Comment by salmiakki:
one of my favourites. Not just in this challenge.

Rivulets
by Melethia

Comment by mitalapo:
great light

Framed
by Melethia

Comment by markwiley:
Nicely captured.