Melting The Rythmic Barrior.
by JopperTom

Comment by Monique64:
I had the idea of use disks but didn't because I couldn't get a look that I was happy with. Your idea is good. I would have cropped a bit more off the top so that you loose the top bit of the disks.

In Memory Of Cara Knotts
by JopperTom

Comment by scarbrd:
I'm not voting on this one because I don't want to give a really low score. This is not a Still Life. A Still Life requires and arrangement of inanimate objects.

In Memory Of Cara Knotts
by JopperTom

Comment by h2:
not a still life, but a found subject. not very attractive, too

In Memory Of Cara Knotts
by JopperTom

Comment by dfstevenson:
DNMC

Melting The Rythmic Barrior.
by JopperTom

Comment by HeiSch:
you're not giving me something to hold on to, not directing me through your photo. Your composition is very unsettling, but may be that's what you wanted to accomplish?

In Memory Of Cara Knotts
by JopperTom

Comment by Spizzer:
It is kind of hard to figure out what I am looking at. It is one of those that you as a photogapher knows exactly what it is and it has more meaning. For me, a viewer who doesn't know, can't tell if I am looking through windows, but then the plant and dirt make it look small....and what is that in the backbround and how far back is it? Is it a building?

Melting The Rythmic Barrior.
by JopperTom

Comment by violinist123:
Sorry, this just doesn't work for me. I like how the patterns of horizontal lines also form vertical lines, but the lighting and composition and processing are just not good imo.

Melting The Rythmic Barrior.
by JopperTom

Comment by dfstevenson:
A little OOF.

Melting The Rythmic Barrior.
by JopperTom

Comment by Buckeye_Fan:
Seems OOF

Melting The Rythmic Barrior.
by JopperTom

Comment by sherpet:
Totally cool shot here, and yes it has rhythm.....