Aspens at Aspen Colorado
by drake217

Comment:
Absolute WOW. Love the very soft, subtly directional light on the trunks. Wonderful enhancement of tiny bits of red down low and close that harmonize with darker shadowed blues further away. Bits of snow/ice establish credible white points while the darkest trunk spots reach to the full other end of the luminosity scale. Aspens can frustrate us with endless potentially wonderful images that turn out to be very difficult to capture in a way that matches artistic intent. You demonstrate technical mastery with an image that evokes a sense of peaceful enjoyment of a quiet bit of natural beauty.

horizontals and perpendiculars
by PennyStreet

Comment:
I would have enjoyed this more turned 90 degrees counterclockwise. Current orientation does show right angles but sacrifices the rest of the composition in a way that feels contrived but not effective.

Untitled
by jgirl57

Comment:
Pasta pretending to be a curtain?

cold shoulder
by mitalapo

Comment:
Given the imitation of an impressionist portrait, the title works well. More important, this has much for the eye to enjoy.

Beach grain
by kiwinick

Comment:
Looks to me like something that would do well printed large and displayed in a modern art museum. Very unique approach to the subject. Good time for me to remember about the "add to favorites" button.

Clarity
by CNovack

Comment:
Although there are many images of this kind of subject, yours stands out for having visual contrast between finer detail and the smooth droplets.

Got Light?
by damjanev

Comment:
Perhaps the striking wheel of a lighter - fortunately uncommon now that so few people smoke. Like the use of selective depth of field. Black and white processing good choice.

The Terminator
by Mond

Comment:
Oh that I could have a tool large and effective enough to erase my mistakes over the years. Good use of light and color.

The Water Bearer
by vawendy

Comment:
Nicely found figure likely in block of glass. Enjoyable and title enhances.

behold I show you a mystery
by tnun

Comment:
Religious symbolism unexpected for what appears to be deposit of insect eggs. Title works well.