the curious incident of the dog
by mitalapo

Comment by mariuca:
impeccable! plus the composition and the title and the dog .....

the curious incident of the dog
by mitalapo

Comment by jagar:
Ha, love it.

the curious incident of the dog
by mitalapo

Comment by rjkstesch:
I really enjoy the light, dog and mood. However, for me it does not include the "detail in the ordinary" that is asked for in this challenge of the door, etc. 3

self portrait
by mitalapo

Comment by Melethia:
An all around great photo!

food for thoughts
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Comment by mitalapo:

Originally posted by posthumous: I gave this a 7. It has an artless feel to it similar to bvy, but with intriguing juxtapositions nonetheless.

bvy? I'm honored. It is indeed a hip shot.

Originally posted by pamb: (voted earlier, coming back to comment) My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little: What I like: the spots of colour are very well balanced. What I don't necessarily like but understand you can't help these things: he's facing the 'wrong' way. However, the colour keeps you in the frame anyway, so maybe it's not that bad after all! I actually read the poster - interesting advertisement!

Bless you for the initiative. Just wanted to add that this is a woman in front, and that this fact is a hint to why I chose it for the challenge.

food for thoughts
by mitalapo

Comment by posthumous:
I gave this a 7. It has an artless feel to it similar to bvy, but with intriguing juxtapositions nonetheless.

it was raining cats
by mitalapo

Comment by daisydavid:
you have a way with the woods like no other

look around
by mitalapo

Comment by daisydavid:
I'm thinking you have wings, so either you're a pigeon or an angel... with glass...and a good eye.

self portrait
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Comment by daisydavid:
Soaking up the glory in the lap of the Gods. I like how it took me a while to see the expanse of tables and people, nicely done all round.

food for thoughts
by mitalapo

Comment by pamb:
(voted earlier, coming back to comment)
My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little:

What I like: the spots of colour are very well balanced.
What I don't necessarily like but understand you can't help these things: he's facing the 'wrong' way. However, the colour keeps you in the frame anyway, so maybe it's not that bad after all!
I actually read the poster - interesting advertisement!