Elephant skin or something else? Take your best guess.
by rr_meyer

Comment:
part of a foot/heel? Very nice, good lines. I'd like a bit more shadow, though.

need an extra pair of hands?
by Heidie

Comment:
clever and well executed. Great use of light and color.

The burden of lonelyness
by Giorgio

Comment:
Great texture and light. The wood grain plays well off the hands and the hint of rust on the chains

paint + hands = mess
by Mush

Comment:
The light seems really flat. A few shadows would really bring out the color and pattern more.

So young , so evolved...
by vanbird

Comment:
Given the focus on the eyes/head, it would have been nice to have the entire focal point in the frame.

I'm Out Of Here.
by BrianR

Comment:
The stasis of everything else is wonderful in relation to the rapid motion of the subject, but I feel the motion is too fast, too blurry. Perhaps a bit slower would have given a modicum of descriptive of the person moving, and would draw the eye more?

Hummingbird on a Chain
by 777STAN

Comment:
Nothing in this shot really draws me in. The light off the bird seems to wash out it's color, while the reflections of the flash or light source on the chain emphasis it over pretty much everything else. The black and white stripes distract from the clean lines of the background.

Lone Fisherman
by GuGi

Comment:
I enjoy the flooding of light, but it has washed out the detail on the boat. Perhaps if you changed the stops to let in a bit less, it would have kept the detail and still acheived the flooded isolation you appear to be going for.

green
by arsenal

Comment:
This shot really needs a tripod to steady the static areas of the image to bring out the areas of motion that a 2" shutter provides. If the overall motion was the goal, admirably done, but it simply looks like a blurry shot, nothing distinguishing. Make a single aspect static, to draw the eye (like the sidewalk or tree) and it would make more sense, I think.

Where worlds colide
by Grahve

Comment:
Way too busy for the eye to land on any one aspect. The lines are too jumbled for me to enjoy it as an abstract piece, there don't seem to be any unifying factors. Perhaps if the lines were moving in similar directions to frame each other and the negative space between them, or if there were a bit more hint of something behind the abstract to draw the user into the image to think and discover more.