Steel and Foam
by GeneralE

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Acoustic tiles in an orthodontist's office... to drown out all the drilling and screaming?

Just One of the Family
by vawendy

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I really like the processing. You can't help yourself with the birds, can you. :)

Bridges & Branches
by NikonJeb

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I struggle to connect with this on any level... but I guess that's art. One man's masterpiece, etc... Don't get me wrong, I didn't hate it, but it just didn't grab me in any way.

lush life
by skewsme

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Beautiful colours and composition. Great use of shallow DOF.

Monkey Mountain
by EstimatedEyes

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I like this. It reminds me of an image I took back in uni when I did a photography elective, and I spun around my lounge room with a long exposure... magical, mysterious results. Only when you look at this for some time do you begin to see what may have been there... nice.

Yellow and red
by hajeka

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An interesting macro. Lovely colours and composition. Just lacks something to hook the viewing into sticking around a little longer to immerse themselves in it (IMHO).

Summer in the Park
by Elaine

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A pretty garden, and the processing makes it look like a work of art by one of the European masters.

Trapped Undersand
by levyj413

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Disorientation is not the feeling I expect when looking at art, but you managed to evoke this. An interesting way of making the viewer look at something differently.

the game
by posthumous

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I quite like this image.... I like the story it is trying to tell. I like the processing. I can see it as a work of art that could grace the wall of the boy or his family, however, it wasn't something that I could see hanging in a gallery of on an album. I didn't impact, or connect with ME as much as many of the other photo... a wonderful image, nonetheless.

The Lost Hat
by snaffles

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On second viewing, it is indeed an interesting photo... unfortunately, there wasn't the draw on first viewing and voting to make me want to look too long and hard at this. The processing seemed harsh, but given the subject, that's probably fitting. Also, I tend not to look at the titles of all the photos, and had I read this title, it would have compelled me to go and look for the hat... which would have led me to fully appreciate the moment you captured. I apologies for not giving this the attention it deserved earlier...