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08/03/2015 02:33:18 AM · #1301 |
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08/03/2015 02:56:07 AM · #1302 |
| yikes! thanks jagar and wbanning (I wonder how you pronounce that) for the float. |
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08/03/2015 03:09:41 AM · #1303 |
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08/03/2015 03:23:12 AM · #1304 |
Wow thank you John. I am honoured to receive more bling from you. |
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08/07/2015 12:42:50 PM · #1305 |
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08/07/2015 01:23:43 PM · #1306 |
Originally posted by posthumous:
It Came From Outer Space
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Thank you Don. |
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08/07/2015 08:18:59 PM · #1307 |
| THANK YOU DON; a nice surprise. |
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08/08/2015 04:49:20 AM · #1308 |
balloons for free
 to  by  marfun for a weird and calm and engaging photo
 to  by  2mccs for a puppet show
to  by  jmritz for tension created out of a void
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08/08/2015 09:07:32 AM · #1309 |
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08/10/2015 10:41:43 AM · #1310 |
The Dark Outlines of a Dream
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08/10/2015 11:15:03 AM · #1311 |
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08/12/2015 12:35:29 AM · #1312 |
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08/12/2015 02:16:53 AM · #1313 |
Simply there:
  by posthumous
  by LoVI
  by otto22 |
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08/12/2015 09:07:14 AM · #1314 |
Merci beaucoup Monsieur Agar.
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08/12/2015 10:59:55 AM · #1315 |
| I'm thrilled, John. Sorry I missed voting for simple... |
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08/12/2015 11:16:52 AM · #1316 |
Have no thumb award icons, but I was compelled to post and share this photo below. Hope this is the right thread? From the Simple challenge.
One Hill by quiche
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08/12/2015 12:42:51 PM · #1317 |
Originally posted by Techo:
Have no thumb award icons, but I was compelled to post and share this photo below. Hope this is the right thread? From the Simple challenge.
One Hill by quiche
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Yes, you've found the right place! |
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08/15/2015 10:03:41 PM · #1318 |
Behind Broken Glass
Why? It has recently been brought to my attention that some people don't understand why I choose the pictures I do, so I thought that I would sometimes accompany my awards with some words of explanation.
First of all, a gallery hanging does not mean I am going to buy the photo and put it on my wall. Instead, it means that I would publish it if I were putting together an arts and literary magazine. This image is publishable because it is evocative. Contrary to some presumptions, blur is not enough. Blur must be balanced with something else. In this blur, we see a rectangle. It looks like another photo held in front of a real scene. In the photo, I see two people smiling. They love each other, in some way. But this is a photo, and thus the past. Behind the photo is the present. The present is frightening, dynamic, alive, but maybe it has left behind the people or the love. The title, "broken bottle," suggests that yes, it has. Something in this photo within a photo is broken. See? The blur has a purpose: it creates the frightening motion of the present moment, and the fading vision of the past. |
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08/15/2015 10:14:47 PM · #1319 |
Originally posted by Techo:
Have no thumb award icons, but I was compelled to post and share this photo below. Hope this is the right thread? From the Simple challenge.
One Hill by quiche
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... and, if it happens to be one of your Top Challenge picks that failed to make the Top 20, you can post it here. :-)
Actually, this was one of my highest picks and found it's way in the above mentioned thread earlier. |
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08/17/2015 12:15:12 AM · #1320 |
Golden Ours
  by 2mccs
  by tnun
  by tvsometime
  by jmritz |
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08/17/2015 06:16:16 AM · #1321 |
golden balloons
to  by Lovi for surprisingly interactive laundry
to  by odriew for the little people and small birds
to  by lei_73 for processing light
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08/17/2015 11:55:13 AM · #1322 |
Golden Gallery
Why? The composition is exciting. All the bigger dark shapes are toward the edge of the frame, and most go off the edge. This creates energy, echoed by the flow of the laundry. The processing simplifies the image, adding an elegance to the energy. The bucket adds an element of surprise and strangeness that keep you interested. |
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08/17/2015 11:59:49 AM · #1323 |
I love that hanging bucket.
Originally posted by posthumous:
Golden Gallery
Why? The composition is exciting. All the bigger dark shapes are toward the edge of the frame, and most go off the edge. This creates energy, echoed by the flow of the laundry. The processing simplifies the image, adding an elegance to the energy. The bucket adds an element of surprise and strangeness that keep you interested. |
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08/17/2015 01:07:26 PM · #1324 |
Oh my....I'm really quite surprised and delighted. Thank you sooo much. The bucket is filled with clothes pins. I drilled holes in the bottom so rain water drips out. Early,early Monday is laundry time and the sun combines with the breezes to create the best smelling sheets, crisp, clean and ready to work their spell on anyone who needs a good night's sleep after a long day. :-) ahhhhh
Originally posted by tate:
I love that hanging bucket.
Originally posted by posthumous:
Golden Gallery
Why? The composition is exciting. All the bigger dark shapes are toward the edge of the frame, and most go off the edge. This creates energy, echoed by the flow of the laundry. The processing simplifies the image, adding an elegance to the energy. The bucket adds an element of surprise and strangeness that keep you interested. |
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08/17/2015 02:06:07 PM · #1325 |
| thank you bohemka! glad you got the spleener cake! wonder what tvsometime sent you. |
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