G R A N D
by Art Roflmao

Comment by Barroness:
Gratitude and love even when her eyes are closed. The happiness in his heart shows in his eyes.

Methylene Blue
by Art Roflmao

Comment by Martus:
Nice colors and composition. I'm not a big fan of the soft focus (vignetting?) here. I feel it is so extreme, that it draws the eye away from the main focal point.

Land, Sea, and Sky Patterns
by Art Roflmao

Comment by Barroness:
Beautiful photography, you have an eye for stunning landscape and edits on you beautiful landscape.

Ultra Sharpie Chapstick!
by Art Roflmao

Comment by tnun:
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Light 'Em Up!
by Art Roflmao

Comment by mariuca:
How did I stumble upon this image that is 16 years in age? Stunning. A favorite.
PS nice hands

Falls Memory
by Art Roflmao

Comment by roz:
this was one of my top picks in the challenge .. not only because its a stunning image .. but also because it takes me somewhere i may never go in this life ..
your editing is absolute perfection btw ..
and when i look at this i can almost feel the soft spray of the water reaching me from the waterfall .. and i can almost hear its thunder .. there’s a sombre feeling to this that reminds me of the power of water at its most ferocious ..
talk about bringing me .. sight, sound and feeling .. into your image .. just brilliant .. :)

Falls Memory
by Art Roflmao

Comment by Melethia:
Lovely processing of a scene you can hear; water is the most powerful force on earth and it's elegantly captured here in full. I do like the gloomy sort of tone, too. And I think I've been here? I have a memory of these falls...

Falls Memory
by Art Roflmao

Comment by kanaj:
Congratulations on being named a jury selection in the Art of 2025 challenge!

Land, Sea, and Sky Patterns
by Art Roflmao

Comment by glad2badad:
Voted a couple days ago ...
HDR much? :-) This is a fun location and definitely photogenic.

Falls Memory
by Art Roflmao

Comment by kanaj:
Good art stirs something in the viewer, and when I first loaded this image, I had to admit that I felt something. Something I struggled to articulate, but something very real and pleasantly evasive. A catch in the throat. A second-take wondering at whether what I was seeing was real or imagined. A pause to study the individual pixels to identify the seams separating the fantasy from reality. The gray boundary between ultra-real and surreal is deliciously explored in this scene, which for me is stimulating at a multisensory level. I "hear" the distant roar of the water. I "smell" the woodsy-fresh aroma of the environment. And—most of all—I feel connected to the reality of the moment even as I feel transported by its painterly presentation.