remnant
by mcmurma

Comment:
Very graceful and well executed minimalist image. Superbly managed DOF, nice textures and very catchy two color image. Really good!

Dance above the Sky
by vadvirag

Comment:
Very nice idea and well executed. Did you try to mask the pedestal, so to show the dancer directly on the dark floor.

Tamara in Wonderland
by i_sky

Comment:
Amazing fresque. Duotone works well to enhance these shadows. Nice reflections too, but I would crop out 1/6 of the bottom to give a better balance to your image.

feminine allure
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Very well represented grace as seen in the fifties. Catchy body movement, and real old fashion atmosphere.

Got Grace??
by geminiwb

Comment:
I like the composition with the paw in foreground. Good light, but head is overexposed compared to the rest. Gracefull ? I don't really know.

Naturally Beautiful
by OneSweetSin

Comment:
Nice reflection. In fact, colors are nicer reflelected in the water in reality (lack of sharpness mainly). You could have played with just the trees and their reflections, shooting closer. I would crop the unesthetic building, not adding anything to the scene.

Japanese Calligraphy
by sleekr

Comment:
Very minimalist composition, conveying very well the feeling of grace. It's simple, well done and efficient.

GRACE in DISGRACE
by Chez

Comment:
Amazing, original, and perfectly kitsch, up to the frame color. Great title. Lot's of imagination! I can barely imagine somebody would think of such a display in the country where I live. Seems a bit overcontrasted and saturated... but it wouldn't be kitsch without.

Heaven's Grace
by dcano

Comment:
Framing is good, as I understood you wanted to keep the halo intact.. Light on the top of the head is a bit overexposed and washes the shawl texture, while there could be more light and sharpness on the dress. But it shoul be limitated to keep the feeling of heaven\\\'s grace present.

Reflecting Ritual
by ellamay

Comment:
IMO, swans can be more gracious. This one seems to try a take off with extra luggage, and the duck doesn't seem to care at all. Seems underexposed. A bit more contrast and brightness could help to bring more white tones on the swan. Cloning the duck and cropping out 1/3 on top and same on the left to bring the swan forward could also be a good idea.