vintage two
by bspurgeon

Comment by Neat:
I find this absolutely mesmorising, I love the grain, I know a lot of people don't though. I really hope you win a ribbon, My only 10.

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment by tanguera:
You have most decidedly found your "look", Ben. I would have picked this as yours in a challenge :-)

visions of perth
by bspurgeon

Comment by mariuca:
Am wandering of the interest of this image in this medium (Lyrical abstraction). Hans Hartung had done with panache in the early 20th century this gestural abstract style and this is too much "in the manner of". I would prefer a drawing or painting to this photo. Therefore I do not mark it because in a photograph I expect a different feeling.

vintage two
by bspurgeon

Comment by Alyn:
I definitely love this shot. There's so much emotion in it...her downcast eyes. I love the way her hand is positioned under her chin. The texture is fabulous and evokes a gothic feeling.

visions of perth
by bspurgeon

Comment by Abra:
I was in Perth last year and after a big night out on the town (yes – I found some night life) I feel you’ve captured what I remember.

As a low key abstract this works quite well for me. The converging horizontal and vertical lines at 45deg are very intriguing and appealing. I like!

visions of perth
by bspurgeon

Comment by nixter:
cool! : )

visions of perth
by bspurgeon

Comment by Neat:
Perth, great place. I like the lines and I can feel movement, well done, in this. 8

vintage two
by bspurgeon

Comment by colorcarnival:
so classic. love the grain and the pose.

vintage two
by bspurgeon

Comment by Lydia:
Interesting texture... I wish you'd gone BW at the end... so there was no color... LOL!!

A very thought-provoking image, which I'm sure is your goal.

I may or may not be voting, so please do not equate my comment with any score.

backstage, waiting
by bspurgeon

Comment by EL-ROI:
Good rhythm and lines made by using the row of feet. The emotion of the shot is definitely portrayed well especially with the toes pointed inward on one of the middle pairs of feet. I think the one thing that takes away from the shot is the open space on the bottom right. I don't know if you could have changed your angle or your focal length to fill the frame and still end up with a better shot though.