Bunny's World
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Comment by jdixonsd:
Nice shot.

revenge of bucket's orchid
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Comment by tnun:
OOh, that feels good. We should do this more often.

mixed cygnus
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Comment by tnun:
Love the varying textures, and that cushion of nearly blown swansdown.

mixed cygnus
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Comment by rdaily:
I Love the darks and lights in this photo

Bunny's World
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Comment by rlewis:
Very Cute, neat idea, I wish there wasn't the wire shadow in the foreground

Bunny's World
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Comment by Teafran:
Very funny - I don't know if the author intended the goose on the left, but the goose's expression is very comical. I really appreciate the author's sense of whimsey and the attempt to throw something together WAY out of the box. Well played.

Bunny's World
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Comment by limerick:
I kind of get the humor but not really enjoying the concept. Shooting through a fence is hard to and gives off dark blurry lines. Looks like some beautiful country outside the cage tho and would have liked to have seen it.

fallen
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Comment by spiritualspatula:
Hello from the Critique Club-
In all senses, your entry meets the prompt from the challenge. There is obvious motion in the streaking of the “subject” if you will, and one would be hard-pressed to find a reason why this is not abstract. The hues are slightly warm, but also at the same time ominous. If colors were ever brooding, they would search for this as inspiration. I especially like how what I guess are the folds of the tissue seamlessly meld into the rest of the image, creating shadows that aren’t quite explainable since there’s seemingly nothing there. Very ephemeral, transitory. The wide variety of colors present is very nice. It isn’t quite an orange, or a green, or really a brown either, but alternately each in their own due place and time. In contrast to this smoothness and flowing is the one area where there is much of any definition. The angular lines of what I’m assuming to be the edge of the tissue stand out nicely, and although they appear to be the only “permanent” or definite thing present, they too streak off into nothingness. I like that there is this apparent existence of something, if there wasn’t anything at all “solid” this wouldn’t be as interesting visually, but having that transition… solid into ether or ether into solid… which way are things going. Very nice. I would assume this was ironically a bit TOO abstract for many voters in this challenge, unfortunately, but I find it quite nice.
-Derek

Bunny's World
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Comment by michaelmonn:
the blurred wire in the foreground is very distracting

Double Vision
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Comment by poser:
I like this