Subdivisions
by kanaj

Comment:
very strong and perfectly fitting

The Songwriter
by kanaj

Comment:
There is nothing wrong with staging a photo. On the contrary: you put thought into it, you had an idea, and you executed it consistently and with sensitivity. That is a creative process—far more than a snapshot, which is largely a matter of chance.

selah.
by kanaj

Comment:
I have only just read the explanation and learned about Beata and selah. Even though I do not struggle with depression myself, I can fully understand her feelings regarding cemeteries. It deeply moves me to see this beautiful collage.

Massive
by kanaj

Comment:
Feels like a vintage postcard. And I can hear the noise of it! It's really loud.

Bygone Packaging
by kanaj

Comment:
What are you talking about? Not especially creative? I can only shake my head in amazement at that. It is a true art to discover something special even in simple things. You have that gift. And right now, we have a challenge on this very topic... I’m hoping for something great from you!

Oma's porch, once
by kanaj

Comment:
this could easily be the set for a horror movie ...the desatuaraion gives some extra nostalgia vibes. So well done!

jbl
by Tiberius

Comment:
This is the best in show imo. Wonderful composition - you made the music the star of your photograph. The light and shadow are a delight. And there is enough room you fill your own inner music into the photograph. Choose your favourite tune - doesn't have to be country or rock, might as well be Mozart or Mongolian overtone singing!

The Window Washer
by noraneko

Comment:
Not surprised that this won a Blue - perfect moment, brilliantly captured
Huge Congrats Catherine!
Was my highest vote!

untitled
by beatabg

Comment:
very unusual approach - but sooo impactful! Very well done Beata!

The feel of it
by kanaj

Comment:
My absolute favorite—I hope it wins a ribbon
The image shows not only the required grit, but conveys also the joy of tactile exploration, the concentration involved in play, and summer fun with dappled sunlight, as well as a child's innocence—expressed through the blonde hair and small hands.