oasis
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by Neat:
Severely under-rated.

oasis
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by UrfaK:
You've caught the flowing water nicely although I would have preferred you chose a different perspective and either got all the statues by stepping back or just focused on one. Right now they're all chopped up and we can't see any one completely. The impact would have been more I think.

oasis
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by Neat:
Lovely. THe water looks like silk, great colours all round. 8

oasis
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by Jon_H:
A nice fountain for a long exposure.

oasis
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by Dphoto:
Nice fountain but it's a bit flat from this perspective.

down in front
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by Leo:
I like this for the pattern of the linear seats and the the steps between the seats. A tighter composition/framing (I realize this is minimal editing rules, so no crop) eliminating the top overhang and the red steps on the left would have made this stronger (at least for me...). But you know, the longer I look at this, the more I like it. It is full of patterns.

in training
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by vlado:
I like this... a lot. Don't know exactly why... it's bspurgeon-ish, but there's something amiss, imho, however, I'm captivated by this and therefore have still score this quite high (voted earlier, am only commenting now). Unfortunately, I suspect this may be a candidate for a MUAIMHO... a small consolation if it is... we'll see when voting finishes. Regardless... well done on a very nice entry.

in training
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by bvy:
As a rule, I'm not crazy about backsides or telephoto candids. Yet I have to admit to being mildly intrigued by this. It has a voyeuristic quality. Who or what is lurking in those nicely manicured suburban bushes, I wonder.

in training
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by bspurgeon:
I like the choice to go with this frame. The distant piece of infocus area gives me context to her training. Where she is going...maybe just heading out, but possibly finished given the light and contrast. The layered sidewalks blurring in to the distance...the way a run should go...

in training
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment by jagar:
Very nice light and depth here.