Bachelor of Design ( with honours)
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
What a tribute..

Himba Boy
by gsal

Comment:
This is a lovely photo, full of expression, and meaningful to me, because I lived with the Himba, in Opuwa, and Ehomba, in the Koakoveld, for 4 months, in the late '80s............a time full of so many memories.
Very well done.

Cerulean Dream
by wildiris

Comment:
Wow! stunning! This has great eye catching appeal, and gives away just enough to hold one's attention, but not enough to reveal its secrets. The colours are just superb. I very seldom give 10's, but think this gets it.

March
by SherwinJames

Comment:
Ooh, I like it. It intrigues me....what is it, some kind of pine bark?

Mitosis
by yanko

Comment:
Ahh, this is JUST SUPERB. I was flipping through many entries, not voting on many of them at all, but yours is the first to inspire me to vote, comment, and really admire. It's crisp, clean, monochromatic, and intriguing, and answers the challenge theme perfectly. And what makes it all the better, is the cleverest title I've seen in a while. Very well done.

Original Sin
by smyk

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I missed this during voting........this is absolutely superb, easily my favourite.

The Head Scratch
by modurn

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I can just about feel her purring, from here.

Parked
by Melethia

Comment:
Very well seen. Crisp, clean, imaginative and neatly put together. Now why dont I ever think of that?

these are the days
by mimsydotes

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I've just been flicking through the 628 or so images, mostly on thumbnail size, and yours just caught my eye. I love it, and I dont even really yet know why. Lets see......there is such mood and feeling to it, for some intangible reason. The diffuse glow, the desaturation, even the little foreground grasses, just make it a lovely whimsical moody photograph, full of emotion, but done with such restaint. Well done.

Pure Beauty
by asu_rower

Comment:
I would say that improved lighting would strengthen this. The wilting, bug-chewed petals up top, and the busy background to the left distract me a bit. But I find the focal point nicely sharp, and the depth of field is good too.