Walking the Dog
by e301

Comment by posthumous:
I like the competing subjects. One is right on the vanishing point: all lines lead to him... and yet he is facing away from us and completely silhouetted. The other faces us, has much more visual interest, but is in a less strategic position, *unless* we think of the lines as leading OUT, rather than in. If that's the case, she is swept up in this geometric outpouring, as are we. I love a picture that forces me to think and rethink, all the while affecting me viscerally. 8

Repetition with variations for small child
by e301

Comment by posthumous:
I like that the girl is not brought out. She's happy just where she is.

Repetition with variations for small child
by e301

Comment by agenkin:
A fantastic composition. I wonder if you have this picture processed outside of the "Basic Editing" set of rules - I'd like to see what you *wanted* to do with it.

Walking the Dog
by e301

Comment by goc:
good photo, i like the BW

Walking the Dog
by e301

Comment by levyj413:
My eye is drawn to the silhouetted guy, not the dog. But it's a good shot!

Walking the Dog
by e301

Comment by irakly:
it would be cool to have yet another person who would be crossing the sidewald from right to left.

Walking the Dog
by e301

Comment by pineapple:
Nice locale, shadows, people and composition. 8.

Shapes for Children
by e301

Comment by mist:
What a great contrast there is here with the colourful play sets against the sombre building. ++ good

Intruder
by e301

Comment by posthumous:
huzzah for coming up with an entirely different image that meets the challenge. Nice composition, compelling visual study of the external vs. the internal.

The Violin Lesson
by e301

Comment by Zigomar:
5.4941
That's just fabulous...