The Palace
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Yes, my creation.

Pentax
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
First vote was a 1. SERIOUSLY??? Must hate Pentax...

Settlers
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Not sure why I didn't fully read the challenge title. Really had in mind "landscape black and white". Shot for it and entered it without noticing that abstract part.... getting old...

Taipei Brewery 1919
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Why a 1? Is it that bad?
Someone with a mental problem, I guess...
Definitely not normal.

Edge of the Lake
by nam

Comment:
https://www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_vote_image.php?IMAGE_ID=1284725#

edit; something went wrong with my comment.
I like how you managed to get 90% of water in your picture, and still make it interesting

Message edited by author 2023-10-30 02:38:41.

Going with the flow
by wolf

Comment:
nice, 10 from me and my Blue Dragon award

finding the sunny spot
by tate

Comment:
The cat with its sharp features and piercing eyes reminds me of a movie still from one of Alfred Hitchcock's films. The strong contrast in the image creates a sense of mood and sense of suspense. Like the cat is trying to cover something terrible.

Morning Tea
by bob350

Comment:
The overall feeling of the photo is one of warmth and comfort. The steam from the coffee is inviting, and the light from the window is soft and inviting. The simplicity of the table and the lack of other objects in the photo create a sense of calm and tranquility.

I would describe this photo as a "snapshot of a moment of peace." It is a simple, yet evocative image that captures the essence of a warm cup of coffee on a cold morning.
I would like to know how you managed to get such a perfect steam coming out of that cup.

relax at the sea
by mshonak

Comment:
Yeah!!! That's what I want to see in this challenge. Best way to show it.

Summer Tomato
by Bear_Music

Comment:
The overall look of the image is clean and simple. The background circle is a little too blurry to see what it is (a cracker, a plate,...), However, there are no distracting elements in the frame. This allows the viewer to focus on the tomato slice and its details. Simple, yet effective.