...for everything King Midas touched turned to gold.
by Brielle

Comment:
That's gotta put a kink in your love life... Nice concept and well executed low key shot.

Low Tide
by charliebaker

Comment:
Gorgeous colors. I like how the small human silhouette adds a sense of scale.

Tide Art: Sedimental
by LucidLotus

Comment:
Great abstract. I like the inclusion of the small plants off center in the upper left quadrant.

Cleopatra
by LalliSig

Comment:
Well posed and executed photo. My only suggestion would be that the bikini bottom (especially the wrinkles) really draw the eye and distract from the smooth curves of the model. If either you or the model don't want to do a full nude shot I would suggest a sheet or some sort of drape to cover the waist and hips or a tighter, more form fitting bottom.

On Golden Pond
by bandit

Comment:
Beautiful scene, but I'd like to see the sailboat a bit farther from the edge. As for the yellow/gold filtering, I really don't think it compliments this particular shot well.

In Search Of
by OdysseyF22

Comment:
Nice concept and well executed with the exception of that bright white bucket. It just keeps drawing the eye and distracting from the rest of the image, especially centered in the frame like that.

Muscles & Barnacles
by brchambe

Comment:
The contrast and textures are nice and this may have worked OK in color, but in B&W it's very difficult to tell what the subject is without the title, and it just doesn't work as an abstract, at least for me.

The IDAHO'IN Way
by chad_ec

Comment:
The pose following the curves of the background hills is great and I really like the angle of the hat and look on her face, but the blown highlights on the foot keep trying to pull my eye away and the amputated hand is a little distracting as well. If you had just had her move a bit to get her foot out of the sun and either adjusted your position or zoomed out slightly it would have been almost perfect.

Boracay Top View
by deps_copy

Comment:
I assume that the tilt is intentional here due to how extreme it is, but I think this image would work much better with the horizon more traditionally oriented and the beach bisecting the photo from corner to corner.

Post-Apocalyptic Scavengers: Homage to "On the Beach"
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Interesting take and definitely something different. Though the title does explain the post processing, I sometimes wonder how many viewers do get the references in images like this.