Continental Divide
by tanguera

Comment by LMA128:
Nice shot. how the line leads me throughout the image...9

Continental Divide
by tanguera

Comment by ThingFish:
Cant find the original brown you were supposed to have based this on. No challenge was ever called "Continental Divide" and no entry ever had that title either according to the search results here on DP Challenge.
The image cracks me up though. Excellent dof. 5

Peeking
by tanguera

Comment by Ivory:
Lovely capture! Congratulations on your top 10.

Finale
by tanguera

Comment by mikeee:
I'm sorry but I've been looking at this for 3 minutes and I don't see 'end'. It's very good though.

Peeking
by tanguera

Comment by newmexicomtngirl:
grey naturally

Peeking
by tanguera

Comment by PennyStreet:
beautiful face - nicely done. 7

Finale
by tanguera

Comment by posthumous:
this is subtle and unpretentious, but perfectly fulfills the challenge. There's a sense that most people have cleared out. The scene, whatever it was, is over. The fact that she's sitting on the floor puts her in tension against that movement, as if she's not ready for it to be over. Visually, there is emptiness behind her, representing a sort of stasis she has achieved in the face of this ending, which she is on the fringe of. For a moment, SHE is the audience, and the chairs act out their little dance, pirhouetting through sunlight and waxed reflections.

Posthumous Red Ribbon

Peeking
by tanguera

Comment by olbol:
Very good not only in colour but in framing.

Finale
by tanguera

Comment by ThingFish:
Lovely black and white image with infinite depth,clarity and superb contrast and tonal values.I love the use of natural lighting here. The message of the "end" is powerfully brought across in the title and fits in perfectly with the challenge theme. The girls pose, the positioning of the chairs and their reflections in the polished floor adds an extra dimension to this wonderful composition.

Finale
by tanguera

Comment by eamurdock:
great light. I like how the chairs are scattered all willy-nilly. And (challenge title aside) it feels a bit like both an end and a beginning.