Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by Temperpolk:
nice use of b+w.

Engulfment Hazard
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Comment by Les_Feck:
Good Composition...

Chocolate Mint Creek
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Comment by kawhona:
I would have prefered more water and less shrubbery I find that stuff distracts from the shot.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by Rino63:
I think that there is few contrast in this image.

Facing a Visual Culture
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Comment by noraneko:
Don, obviously we had the same sort of idea while shooting for culture, and got similarly punished by the voters ;-) I think your entry is excellent.

Facing a Visual Culture
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Comment by Melethia:
As perhaps an interesting byproduct of processing, she looks almost pasted into the shot, which echoes the feeling (or lack of) I get from her facial expression.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by menele:
Great shot, feels like a real album cover type picture. Have to say the lettering lets it down a little imo :/

Facing a Visual Culture
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Comment by eac:
I enjoy this photo and I think because of your title, I see hubub and activity all around her, the way she is holding the cane, as a virtual extension of herself, not a crutch. The tones are perfect, and the blown out sky is actually perfect to me as it surrounds your subject.

Chocolate Mint Creek
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Comment by Blackstarlight0:
pretty water

Facing a Visual Culture
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Comment by mpeters:
This one has me stumped. I see a girl who looks lost in her own thoughts. She seems invisible, even to the person directly in front of her(her mom perhaps?) The cane strikes me as her salvation/her rock of solitude and comfort.

Or, she could be waiting on some friends to come take her somewhere. Hard to figure within the context of a single photo.