'til autumn claims your leaves
by chele

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Cool photo but whats with the dark areas?

turnstile
by chele

Comment by posthumous:
high contrast creates the shapes of a beautiful composition. 8

'til autumn claims your leaves
by chele

Comment by Ian-Andrew:
The colours seem too dark here but an interesting tree...

turnstile
by chele

Comment by jrtodd:
For my taste there are to many lines running through the photo to be an effect ROT example. I can seem to keep my eye on the exit sign without having to look at the rest of the picture.

'til autumn claims your leaves
by chele

Comment by sadiebird:
i like the darker image here. stands out from the rest of the entries. bumping it to a 7

'til autumn claims your leaves
by chele

Comment by pineapple:
That's a wide tree there. An unusual composition with the shadows in the background.

ix
by chele

Comment by Blackbox:
Came to your profile and started lurking...found this shot and remembered I liked it during the challenge. Seems like I'm all by myself here. Oh well...I'll borrow it to my fav's if that's ok?

powder (blue) room
by chele

Comment by Blackbox:
Your photo was a great - 'Out of the Box' submission. I like to think we all came here to DPC to see more then flowers, teddy bears, and crayons. I guess not...too bad. Keep up the good work...I appreciate it. };>)

asleep
by chele

Comment by posthumous:
this picture rocks! the orange of the cat is so rich, and is framed by a simple yet fascinating composition of horizontal fields. I "discovered" you in the pastels challenge and now I'm making you a favorite. You do good work!

powder (blue) room
by chele

Comment by posthumous:
this is so painterly, such an elegant composition, such a transformation of your surroundings. I love the yellow that seems to only appear when activated by sunlight, as opposed to the stolid blue where you would least expect it: on the ceiling, a sad imitation of the sky. The light bulb sun emits no light, just feeds off what comes through the window. This photo, so poignant, is one of my ribbon winners and perhaps the blue ribbon (fortunately, I don't have to make that decision). 10