The Rock Pond
by Ammie

Comment:
A very lovely picture . Thank you.

Cade
by jomari

Comment:
That's unexpectedly appealing. I suppose it's because it's an unexpected expression of the golden whatsitsname. Unexpected is always interesting. Thank you.

Thief!
by gyaban

Comment:
I deeply admire your dedication to your craft, Christophe. As I am in awe of how very good you are at it. Your stuff isn't to my own taste, but that's my problem and not yours. When I look at your works, I find that I very quickly reproach my self to lighten up and enjoy your wonderfully absurd sense of humour, and your unparalleled (at least at DPC) mastery of digital imagery. DPC is very lucky to have you in the community. Congratulations, and thank you.

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What?
by tvsometime

Comment:

Originally posted by LN13: ... something just doesn't look right. No vote. I don't vote on challenges that I enter.

I agree, except that I think that's why it's so very good, and indeed the whole point of the photograph; that something doesn't look right. Hence, "What?"

P.S. I didn't vote either. I vote only on challenges that I enter. If it's interesting enough to enter, how can you not be interested in voting on it?

blind spot
by whiteroom

Comment:
I see.
No vote for you, but thank you all the same.

Over and Under, In and Out
by Natasha

Comment:
Wonderfully interesting photograph. It seems to be three photographs, or four ... or seven photographs. Chapters in a story. I could write a TV series around this picture! Better yet, somebody really good could. It's a terrific, unexpected, restless picture of so many possibilities. 10 for you, and thank you.

Peep
by Ammie

Comment:
I love the way this works. Beautiful divisions, tones and visual paradox. Thank you.

fun house
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Simple, and complicated. Beyond comfortable resolution. It's a Pink Floyd song visualised: perhaps, "My grubby halo, a vapour trail in the empty air ..." Thank you.

That's A Wrap
by brianna_i

Comment:
A very interesting picture of a different moment to that actually depicted. That's a fascinating idea for a photograph; very adventurous. I love it for all that. Thank you.

Last Summer and a Box of Moonbeams.
by RKT

Comment:
I love this photograph. If ever there was a short story masquerading as a picture, this is it. Could be one of the best, most ambitious photographs ever at DPC because it uses no artifice at all; nothing beyond a clear vision beautifully realised. And nothing else needed. 10, and what else? Thank you.