formations of sand and water
by bspurgeon

Comment by posthumous:
Lovely, flowing stillness

dorian's passion
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
Image 319 out of 321 to vote on, and well worth the wait.

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment by Melethia:
I like the variety of moods on display here. Nice dynamic.

dorian's passion
by bspurgeon

Comment by mitalapo:
the background has a lot going on, and I think I can spot a young man picture in there. the question if this is Dorian's own picture should remain a mystery I should think.

world according to bvy
by bspurgeon

Comment by Melethia:
I do like it.

formations of sand and water
by bspurgeon

Comment by cutout:
yup 9

dorian's passion
by bspurgeon

Comment by mbrutus2009:
As for scoring goes... This will probably bomb. I love it though. It made me stop and think. Something that a lot of these photos have yet to do. Well done. Good usage of grain. Will be back to vote later. :)

Came back to favorite. Well done. This is my favorite of the challenge. :)

dorian's passion
by bspurgeon

Comment by Paul:
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.

Positives: Wonderfully mystery with this portrait. Enough form for the brain to make sense of it without giving us a hint of distracting detail. I think the window for that feat is quite narrow and you have hit it perfectly. The simultaneous softness and starkness is quite magical.

Critical stuff: Perhaps, the top could be trimmed just a tad...?

Overall: Wonderful stuff.

one
by bspurgeon

Comment by mitalapo:
I like how bravely he watches the violent sun.

p.s. Having flare as the main subject while keeping it interesting is a unique achievement.

dorian's passion
by bspurgeon

Comment by Revecca:
Beauty in black and white.