Just Fishin'
by dahkota

Comment by temba:
This made me smile - and its a great image. Love the composition with Ducky in the corner. Perhaps the fish could be a tad clearer in the water drops, but the colour helps this not to be so much of a problem. One of my high scoring shots - hope it does well for you.

Just Fishin'
by dahkota

Comment by AilurophileDJ:
would love to know how you set up this shot. Great use of technique!

Just Fishin'
by dahkota

Comment by yourbuddyjhawk:
awesome kalidescope effect

Just Fishin'
by dahkota

Comment by AWCarey:
Love it!

Just Fishin'
by dahkota

Comment by StynoS:
sur like this one

Flow
by dahkota

Comment by sherpet:
I like the color tones and the flowing lines.....

Flow
by dahkota

Comment by temba:
Beautiful colours and composition. Looks almost like a painting.

Flow
by dahkota

Comment by ubique:
A beautiful image that uses a real-world object to create, or at least to suggest, something else. I suppose some might argue that it's not technically 'abstract' in art terms, in that it's representational. But it is representational of something other than what it actually is, so I figure that qualifies. And the thing that it represents is a state, rather than an object. In any case, more than 90% of the entries in this challenge are not even vaguely abstract, so you're way ahead! I applaud the vision, the elegance and the sympathetic title. 9.

Chevy
by dahkota

Comment by CNovack:
I like the bold hues of the yellows that are painted flames on this old classic car. The blues are a rich and deep color that really complements the yellows. I like how you composed the image but I think that you could have angled it slightly to add some dimension and interest to it. To add a little bit of visual interest and create the illusion of speed, you could have composed this such that the headlight is angled at a 45 degree angle to the lower right hand corner. This would add the illusion of motion by making us believe the car is racing away down past us not to mention it would angle those 'flames' that it would appear that they are racing away from the headlights/grille. Not to mention a slight change in angle orientation can add more visual interest rather than a straight on level shot.

Chevy
by dahkota

Comment by Maverick:
I like the idea, the leading lines and crop, but the contrast is a little overdone to my eye though.