Beautiful photo: well taken and B&W works well! The cat is as tender as tigerish)

Really nice phote with the three bikes caotured on the move. The fence looks great in the blurred background as the bars empasize the dynamics of the motion

Hi Osman!

This is a beautiful shot: interesting point of view and good play of colors (red tulips and blue sky). The net of the leafless tree brunches makes an interesting contrast with the lively flowers. The only thing I am wondering about is cropping: the clubbed flowers on the right hand side makes this otherwise light shot heavier.

Hi Elli,

Very good POV and B&W! I would not have cropped it that much from the bottom so to leave more of the lamp post - more of the context can make the shot even more expressive.

Hi Katerina,
I just love your idea of tree reflections as tree signatures I believe you can make a very interesting series with it (if not yet) :o) This particular one is just great: B&W cuts the extras and let us focus on the shape, light and shades - the main elements of the tree signatures. Congratulations!

Very good idea and very well executed. Yet, if only we could see the left eye…. That could have made up for an ultimately killing shot!

great idea and excellent execution!!! b&w really serves the purpose - it illustrates the idea in a simple, yet very expressive way!

the concept of such a reception is quite increadible to me this is obviously one of those images that catch your eye just because it is so exotic. Yet, you have done more than just showing the exotic ;o) I love how the red chapels are matched with the red sofa, the black arm chair - with the black vertical wires, and the orange elements are distributed around the image. These are not just individual bright colors playing - this is a symphony of those

very well! the extensive demonstration of the workplace really gives an idea and the craftsman is captured in a good moment - so concentrated and focused on the process. very-very good!

hi Jan!

beautifully composed image - I love how the two trees oppose each other and frame the road. I like how the perspective set up by the road marking and the fence combined with the blur of the early morning ;o)