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Comment by aquarian11:
Suggesting only one leg?

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Comment by Joey Lawrence:
perfect

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Comment by gloda:
This is an awesome photograph. I like the tonalities and how the background fades to white. The woman's pose has something mysterious, as if the was somehow isolated from her surrounding. 10.

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Comment by typologic:
very emotive and a great black+white. the elements at the top of the photo detract slightly, but i do understand this angle was required to get the shoe in the shot.

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Comment by cycomerlin14:
I love this photo. Just something I can feel. 10

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Comment by Nobody:
Nice clarity and colors - not wild about the composition.

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Comment by Azrifel:
Difficult stuff. I like the composition and subject matter but I am torn between this presentation or a 180 degrees flip.
It is just amazing what these people paint on the streets. Temporary art. We as photographers try as heck to create something great and these super artists paint the most interesting scenes 3D on the street. Only to be washed away with the next rainfall.

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Comment by PoetryInColor:
Great texture. Interesting subject. Something dark right next to head... very awkward.

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Comment by lilylily:
Great black & white picture.

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Comment by RonBeam:
I feel ANY good photograph is in some way "photojournalism." For, in fact, shouldn't a good photograph contain information worthy of one's daily journal? This shot cannot (and will not) be pigeon-holed into a category (landscape, still life, etc.) It is expansive enough to touch all of them if the viewer wishes to make the connections. In turning a theme as nebulous as "shoes" into a warring, brooding, epic story complete with plot and subplots; you have lifted not only the theme, but the viewer as well and gone to where a good photograph can take us. You have added a page to my journal today. One of my picks to ribbon ... which is usually a curse to mediocrity among the mass voters, but hey.... I read what you wrote here and appreciated your penmanship.