Sea of Rectangles
by angkokweng

Comment:
Might have score a lot higher if the tones hadn't felt so flat.

door of stones
by leonedavis

Comment:
DMC, imo.

Color Me Square
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Minutely clever, but still - way, way, way too obscure; Colors are too jarring for my taste.

DPC Twins ~ Whose Who
by izadoodle

Comment:
I knew the sister part, but Twins???!!!! Wow. Talent runs in the family along the photo and animal tracks, Iz. Wonderful image.

karenk
by sfmorris

Comment:
Let me guess, you two raise horses that color-coordinate with you, right? lolll S, another wonderful portrait from you. Congratulations.

sfmorris
by karenk

Comment:
Karen, congratulations on creating such a beautiful portrait of Sharon and Amadorable (love that name, too!)

Lady in Red
by fas-ligand

Comment:
Bet the title will garner a lot of comments. Lady in RED? I liked the way you caught the swirl of the garment, but the grays of the background was a bit flat. Also, there are some objects immediately above her head that look like an odd hairpiece. There is a strange strip of color and/or light along the hemline just above her right foot.

The Flapper
by hirschmj

Comment:
This is my absolute favorite - totally unique concept. The tones fit the portrayed era. Although the model is dead center, and surrounded by a lot of stuff, it is the bright colors of the objects on the right side that keep the eyes moving around the image.

On a personal note - the only thing that is jarring to me is the large tattoo on the model's arm I mean, how many elegant (or low class)women had tats back in the 20's.

The Bow Bridge
by pawdrix

Comment:
I looked up 'Bow Bridge' to find the location. Your POV gave it a fluid gracefulness I didn't see elsewhere in any of the images found through my research.

Cowboy
by sfmorris

Comment:
Another perfect Western image from you. Congratulations on your Second!