New York State of Mind
by DJWoodward

Comment:
Classy! Congrats.

Ribbon
by DCrest01

Comment:
Good concept nicely presented with well executed composition. This appears as though it may have been buzzed or simplified, processes which I greatly enjoy - normally. The degree to which this as been simplified leaves the image, for me, feeling pixelated. And, I think, it is due to the inherent coarseness of the ribbon's threads. I wonder if MORE simplification would smooth out those hard squares and lend to a more flowing impression? Nonetheless, the form and lines are topnotch, it is the "texture" that just didn't work for me.

Please do not be offended by reaction; remember, abstract photography is an art form, subject to the viewer's emotions. Regardless of my experience with the overall texture, I think your eye is very good for this type of work. So, quite sincerely, I wish you good luck with the image.

Concept of Season
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Mesmerizing vortex. This is so well crafted, that the viewer's translation could be that is either an ascension or a decent - or an energy that is dynamic in both directions. Then... there is that suggestion of a tunnel coming/leaving from the upper left corner. Quite a complex creation, well crafted. The more I study it, the more I find to study. Hope this ribbons for you.

Spring Dance
by Budya

Comment:
That flourish of gay pink really does make this feel like a spring fling. I like the way all the points come together at the top left.

Think Green
by illini75

Comment:
The pronounced vertical movement imparts an uplifting mood; ergo, it is a rather cheery piece with bits of interest added by the blue-gray water patches and the heftiness of white and black of the tree trunks(?). Good luck.

p i s t a c h i o
by Ja-9

Comment:
Captivating array of greens - from white asparagus to black avocado, so the title is perfect! The brightness of the kite shape is a pleasant contrast to the soft folds of the more linear form on the right. Its ephemeral quality and seductive flow should earn this a spot on the front page. Best of luck.

Fields of Green
by Ann

Comment:
What sensuous undulations of grass! The light was perfect for capturing the shadows thus the different shades of green. Very lovely. Is this somewhere in the Flint Hills?

The Little Prince
by eniko

Comment:
Brings back childhood memories of watching the ants suck the honeydew at the ends of the peony buds.

Cones of Green
by patches

Comment:
Perhaps a bit too helter-skelter for my personal taste, nonetheless, a very clever interpretation of the challenge.

Complex
by Kathryn8

Comment:
Scintillating and starry! Really fun! Astonishing macro as much as an abstract.