winning an argument with a wild cucumber
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Comment by 2mccs:
Ha! I have to keep moving this up. Can't get much higher. Very funny.

clouds obscured by sunflower
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Comment by Pangurban:
I'm afraid I'm not feeling the bokeh.

she ain't heavy
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Comment by bmartuch:
Trying to catch the sun.

written in sand
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Comment by sidpixel:
*Hello from Sid and the critique club*

An interesting challenge that meets the challenge.

This is a fascinating and very appealing abstract with the change of colours you have made its origins even less obvious but nevertheless still an interesting image. It's certainly frame filling and I like the graininess of it but the patterns themselves are quite absorbing. Its unlikely this sort of image would ever appeal enough to the voters here to ribbon but I like your creative approach.

Thanks for your submission, Sid

melting sundial
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Comment by PennyStreet:
perfect light and composition.. a story in itself. 8 from me.

ambush baby
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Comment by sidpixel:
*Hello from Sid and the critique club*

An appealing image that meets the challenge well.

I see her! Is she looking for her lost black halo? This works well for the challenge in mono, she is well hidden amongst the foliage, I love that here eye is illuminated by the sun and looking towards you, it works well. You have a lot of blown highlights from the intense sun but eliminating those may have also eliminated poor Sofie, and we don't want that do we! I think a better solution would have been to go back to portrait format and crop the path out completely, I think this would have improved your score too.

Nice one Don, thanks for your submission, Sid

melting sundial
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Comment by mitalapo:
gorgeous light

all aboard to Avalon
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Comment by Bear_Music:
I *wondered* who'd imagined this masterpiece. Not surprised it's you. I gave ya a 9.

all aboard to Avalon
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Comment by herfotoman:
She was flying the bird like a kite. Like us enjoying nature as if it's such, till we crash it to the ground.

I blame it on listening to Roger Waters at the time.

all aboard to Avalon
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Comment by PennyStreet:
That is so cool, layers and layers ... sorry I didn't finish my commenting earlier..