Farmers market
by friiskiwi

Comment by littlemav:
Not a fan of selective color, your gentleman is fantastic but the green draws my eyes totally away form his face.

Farmers market
by friiskiwi

Comment by Violetz:
Not sure I'm a fan of the bw with color. You composed it well and I like the border.

Farmers market
by friiskiwi

Comment by Lydia:
I'm not a fan of the partial desaturation, but I love his smile. I see why you wanted to photograph him.

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Juggler
by friiskiwi

Comment by nam:
The enjoyment and interest of the passers-by really adds to this shot. Voted earlier. Back to comment.

Juggler
by friiskiwi

Comment by wbanning:
Very cool. Love the way both kids are transfixed on the juggler while the adults are oblivious. Too bad we all grow up.

Juggler
by friiskiwi

Comment by jerryc12:
Interesting shot. It almost seems as if he is juggling the people also.

Juggler
by friiskiwi

Comment by CanonShooter:
Nice shot, but would have been better if you caught more than one pin in the air. Because two pins are still in his hands, the motion blur doesn't really work for me.

Juggler
by friiskiwi

Comment by Melethia:
I like how the kids are watching, the adults not so much. Adults need to relearn a bit of wonder, I think.

Fire and ice
by friiskiwi

Comment by Ammie:
Real good composition and I love the minimalism

River
by friiskiwi

Comment by Hussar1812:
This location has amazing potential....sadly it was not captured in this image. Your biggest problem here is time of day. You clearly shot this mid-day in full bright sun and in the process created extremely harsh contrast and shadows, not to mention overexposed the white rocks in the foreground. The black bush a branch, twig /pipe in the lower left corner take the eye immidiately away from the rest of the image and focus it there on the "pseudo shovel". You also overexposed the beach on the other side of the bank. Complete lack of clouds in the sky make it also a bit dull. I would highly suggest (if you can of course) getting to this location eaither during ealry morning or late afternoon and shoot it during the golden hour. Perhaps try some ND filters and some slower exposure. The way it stands, can't do more than a 3. Sorry.