Lost and Found
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Comment by JuliBoc:
I knew this was yours, but that didn't affect my rating -- I gave it a 9 anyway. :P

I liked the B&W for this, because an old scrapbook would have had black pages and b&w photos. And the slight sepia gives it a feeling that the subject is black and white, not just the photo. Partial saturation might have been effective for the flower, but then it wouldn't have been your image. I like the composition and the light.

Lost and Found
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Comment by sherpet:
Perfect in everyway, and I love the tones as well.....

Lost and Found
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Comment by superdave:
This is really creative and imaginative. I really like it!

backlighting the rain
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Comment by jeger:
Nice idea. I think if there was a little more contrast, this print would be a lot stronger.

Lost and Found
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Comment by colorcarnival:
Interesting collection of items. The moth looks like it is just kind of floating there in the pic.

Lost and Found
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Comment by liberty:
Very nice idea, nicely composed, very interesting, 9.

love triangle
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Comment by krnodil:
I like this concept, and the selective saturation is done well, b&w has good tones (great texture on that concrete). Must be the petsitter in me. :)

Confrontation
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Comment by krnodil:
Very otherworldly processing, certainly takes the mundane to another level. Those dayglo taillights on the background car draws the eye (not suggesting this is either a good or a bad thing, just noting it). I found this shot unsettling, which may count as success given your title - I think what makes it unsettling is the color palette - you've got this dark foreboding sky and overall greyness, evoking emotions contrariwise to the scattered eruptions of pastel-ly colors.

I'm just waiting on a friend
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Comment by krnodil:
I like how that leading line takes you so far back. Personally, I'd crop that white bit of wall off on the right. It would allow the black portion of that building corner to act as a frame, and shift more focus onto the white facade panels leading you to the subject.

Water Lilies
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Comment by krnodil:
Reflections are cool. :) There's lots of lively movement through this shot.