Matryoshka - Little Russian Nesting Doll(s)
by CNovack

Comment by ekmai:
gorgeous

Matryoshka - Little Russian Nesting Doll(s)
by CNovack

Comment by Azrifel:
Моладетц, супер раъота. Я лйюблю матрёшек. )))

The gibberish above was this on my entry fields on all my computers:



And it translates to: Good work, I love matryoshek.


Message edited by author 2009-11-25 02:51:29.

Matryoshka - Little Russian Nesting Doll(s)
by CNovack

Comment by Pedxer:
They just keep getting smaller!

Matryoshka - Little Russian Nesting Doll(s)
by CNovack

Comment by bcrants:
great idea- beautfiul shot, great expression. top 5

Matryoshka - Little Russian Nesting Doll(s)
by CNovack

Comment by Nuzzer:
A fantastic shot and it captures many aspects that we associate with Russia: the dolls, youth, and a certain sadness that we glimpse in her eyes. Well done.

Matryoshka - Little Russian Nesting Doll(s)
by CNovack

Comment by joeyz101:
I think this is a beautiful photograph! This is one of my favorites of the challenge, well done!

Matryoshka - Little Russian Nesting Doll(s)
by CNovack

Comment by liberty:
love the tones, comp is really good also, 7.

The Gold Calls To Us
by CNovack

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Well thought out, and nicely done shot. Thumbs up !

Snowglobe Serenata
by CNovack

Comment by bspurgeon:
Didn't vote, but I would have given you a 6. As mentioned, the storytelling is present. I enjoy low key work and I like the lighting on your daughter in the large panel. If I had to nitpick one point, I don't like the placement and tilt of the window frame. Awkward when compared to her position. I see the main frame in landscape orientation, cropping out the upper half of the window, with the other frames above her (rotated appropriately of course!). Still quite serene as is, and I can see how you would not be happy with the score when you are averaging 6!!! ;)

Snowglobe Serenata
by CNovack

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
I gave it a 6. It is good, and the lighting is good as well, but it did not connect with me in any way or make me go "wow". When looking at the larger pane on the left, my attention is drawn not to the woman looking at the snowglobe, but to the strings of lights hanging from the window. I was also speed voting, as I wanted to vote this challenge, but only had about 20 minutes after I got my entry for the new challenge uploaded. That didn't give me time to examine each image for subtleties.