Divining
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Comment by jaysonmc:
The only thing I might say is that perhaps the top left is a bit too bright, maybe just a little lower on the brightness up there. But maybe that is what you were going for to emphasize the divine or maybe your were going for diving rods. The rest of the photo for me at least is stunning. Wonderful contrasts and tones and terrific subjects. A shame that it scored so poorly.

Divining
by posthumous

Comment by RKT:
In the winter branches become bones...perfect title.

Divining
by posthumous

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Kind of neat looking, a nice contrasty b/w with some punch. However, my eye goes up the branch, looking toward the part of it that is not in the frame. I think it is because more brightness is in the top of the image.

The Seat of Tears
by posthumous

Comment by juliedancer116:
you definitely captured a moment here!

Pain
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Comment by Charlene:
Nice processing and use of grain. Great use of composition as well.

Take the Stairs
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Comment by krnodil:
Framing, perspective, and concept - all killer. You had an 8 from me. Wonderful play on "old ways".

The Seat of Tears
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Comment by Moose408:
Would be better if in focus.

Pain
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Comment by menele:
Nice idea and good choice of composition. Little too much shadow bottom left perhaps but otherwise I like it.

Take the Stairs
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Comment by jaysonmc:
Really nice picture. I really like the competing lines in both color and direction. I also love how the dog seems to match the neutral gray's so evenly. Feels like a 3 tone shot. Cool stuff.

my heart beats on a wishbone
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Comment by colorcarnival:
My favorite part was seeing the other bird in the background. It's like we are seeing a scene where the one in the foreground has been hurt and is walking away from the other. And the one in the background just watches and wonders. I'm sure it's just me, but these are the kinds of things I look for in animal pictures.