Which way to the castle?
by BobsterLobster

Comment by NatalieFord:
Wow - that brought back memories - I went to York Uni...

A Mother's Love
by BobsterLobster

Comment by rll07:
i like this one a lot...9

Which way to the castle?
by BobsterLobster

Comment by marbo:
Excellent colour. 9

Dragonfly
by BobsterLobster

Comment by mykatautumn:
wow awesome you deseve first place

A Mother's Love
by BobsterLobster

Comment by e301:
Given the challenge, this ought actually to be a very creepy photograph: inside what? My presumption being that the photographer is hiding somehow, or concealed, and therefore elements of stalking, and kidnapping and murder are brought to the image. Especially creepy given the over-romantic treatment of the scene. However ...

I think I'm bringing that to this shot, rather than being shown it: some suggestion of a window or of concealment would have helped, maybe. Otherwise it's just a good portrait scene - no, a very very good one - that seems to have been shoehorned into this challenge. You're still getting a seven though, as it's a wonderful portrait - worthy of the Agfa competition I'd have thought - which is a mark I never give to non-challenge-meeting shots.

Which way to the castle?
by BobsterLobster

Comment by scrum8:
Good colors and great clarity. Not sure if a higher or lower camera angle might have emphasized and strengthen the fort anymore.

A Mother's Love
by BobsterLobster

Comment by Everyday Renee:
Besides having a great photo, you really do capture the love. You can feel it. 10 from me. The photo evokes a lot of feeling.

A Mother's Love
by BobsterLobster

Comment by SoulHunter74:
I don't see the "inside looking out" element? You could be standing by the river (which wouldn't fit the challenge) or behind a window (which would fit, but doesn't come out on your picture)

A Mother's Love
by BobsterLobster

Comment by myqyl:
Wonderful image! I'm having a little trouble seeing it's challenge relevance though... Am I missing something obvious here?

A Mother's Love
by BobsterLobster

Comment by spiller:
I think this as being more like outside looking in. Great capture of the subjects though. Good luck.