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!

BNE06985
by primabarbara

Comment:
I’m glad this photo did well despite the missing title.

I was totally horrified when I realized after the rollover that I hadn't changed the title—what a mess-up. It was actually supposed to say "for past generations, not for future ones."

untitled
by beatabg

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