Congratulations

Congrats Sylvie

YIKES, did you know that you have 27,435 views of this lovely image? How did you manage that? I really like this shot because I can hear it as well as see it....giggle giggle giggle. Taken in Cambodia? Good colour too and the placement of main focus is centered and I wonder how it would look using the rule of 3 grid lines. Still an engaging shot.

Well, I always check in the high resolution when I see blurry photos but it doesn't look sharp there either. What I like about this image is that it is NOT cliche and that is because your POV has taken to another level. Usually we see the eye dead center but I like how we look down and this gives this gargantuan beautiful beast a whisper of fragility and thereby throws the viewer off....and I love to be thrown off kilter a bit.

I have been known to be wrong....just ask my husband he he he he he he.

Joie de vivre.

I had a photo of a "low caste" person slaughtering a cow. I didn't put it up for fear of the sensitivity to such a photograph on this site. I do not think people are diminished when they are doing a job ....it's an honor to be photographed and an honor to have a job. Before the low caste person started slaughtering the cow, he came up to me and we shook hands (because I had seen him before). A small group of men saw this scene and began to laugh like hyenas and with that they were diminished.

I think you know me well enough to know I would do it.

Gutsy gutsy gutsy Romania. We just have to go back.

This picture would have been beautiful if it was not a little too blurry ...

I may have told you this already but the Rhododendron is the national flower of Nepal and it is edible. The Nepali use it to soothe stomach problems and it tastes like lemon. I like your photo and the fact that the white is NOT blown out even tho you had a bright day to shoot this.

Nice patterns that catch the eye....where is this?

Subtle

This is just slightly disturbing LOL

Lovely... though now I want sherbet for some reason LOL

This person is so happy in the muck it almost makes me want to join in the fun. I checked your post in the high resolution as it looks a bit soft and it is so in the high resolution as well. I imagine he was moving quickly....errr sliding quickly. I like how he is the sole focal point...he and the muck.

I like the photojournalistic quality of this photo, the story and frankly I can smell this too. The man absorbed by his work and although it really doesn't look all that dirty I can imagine once the guts start spilling out it is a mess.

So, that is the name of that river....thank you. Showing a lack of respect for the environment. I like the depth of this image...the dirt is never ending it seems. good dof.

Thanks, They look great, never seen them that colour and I love hazelnuts.

Wonderful detail, but is that colour true?

Nice work.

Light in colour, but not really white.

Good find on the face. You forgot the "A", and the lines at the bottom right of the triangle could be aligned better, but overall nice job.

congrats for 3rd places!

well done for winning this

Congrats for winning

Congrats again, great photo

Congrats!

Congrats!

Congrats!

Congratulations again

Congrats, well deserved

Congrats again Sylvie

Congrats Sylvie, well done

So beautiful its like the little Goldilocks, congrats =]]

Congrats Sylvie =]]

This was really good. Should have been scored higher.

Félicitations à nouveau Sylvie!

Félicitations Sylvie!

Congratulations, a beautiful photo.

Congratulations, great photo

Bizarre!!! Love it!

Hoot Hoot!

Exceptional detail. I especially like the wear on the bag.

Nicely done author. Those eyes telling endless stories, very dramatic and beautiful picture. RIP sir

Disgusting, well captured.

Looks great now!

Not bad except for the girl's shadow, which would be at the same angle as the shadow of the cabinet door. It should also be narrower to conform to the size of her legs. The extension of the floor into the foreground could use refining, too. I like the idea.

Interesting set.

Congrats Sylvie!!