Attempted palindromes emerge at low tide
by jjbeguin

Comment by mitalapo:
extra point for a non verbal palindrome.

Fahrenheit or Celsius?
by jjbeguin

Comment by blindjustice:
This is really good. The dappled faded postcard sky, the figures- real or statues? the snow or sand? the compositional shift of the viewers eye straight through the foreground and up around the boardwalk... this all creates and the barrier. I hope people stop to take a look at these shots nestled into 225th place!

Fahrenheit or Celsius?
by jjbeguin

Comment by jagar:
Didn't vote in the FS but this has got to be my favorite, superb.

Attempted palindromes emerge at low tide
by jjbeguin

Comment by jomari:
Beautiful shot.

Fahrenheit or Celsius?
by jjbeguin

Comment by tnun:
intriguing. great lines, colour (!cold) and composition.

Fahrenheit or Celsius?
by jjbeguin

Comment by PennyStreet:
yup... that's pretty wild.

Fahrenheit or Celsius?
by jjbeguin

Comment by bvy:
Cold is cold, I suppose. I love your composition.

Fahrenheit or Celsius?
by jjbeguin

Comment by Paul:
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.

Positives: Wonderful muted coloration and standout composition of a compelling scene. It may have been tempting to get closer and focus on the figures; but focussing on the barrier and distancing yourself from the figures has really paid dividends. A long look really rewards and the various leading lines begin to overlay a really strong sense of structure to the composition.

Critical stuff: Nothing really

Overall: A sleeper this one - get's better the longer you stay.

Attempted palindromes emerge at low tide
by jjbeguin

Comment by Denielle:
Interesting. Im assuming this is supposed to be a pictorial palindrome? If so, it's a little off from nailing it, but, it's a nice shot, nonetheless.

Attempted palindromes emerge at low tide
by jjbeguin

Comment by bohemka:
One of my favorites. Great interpretation. The bird is cool but I honestly want to crop him out and focus on the rhythm of the rocks. Cool photo.