This one rocked big congrats!

I liked this one a lot, congrats.

Congrats to you !

I liked this one too Congrats.

Nice one, congrats!

Congrats, nice win !

Yes, I so agree with you.

A train station! Ha, you lucky girl to be able to capture this, it is still on my 'to do' list before I hit the graveyard.

THANK YOU A SQUIGILLION TIMES for your description. Your photo is educational and well caught. I was told that you were not allowed to photograph this spiritual practice. How did you manage this? I like the balance of dancers and then in the background how 'the band' steadies the image visually. Also, the bit of blur (movement) is simply perfect, wouldn't want it any other way. Great upload.

Gosh I love these kind of graveyards. In the west, only a few stones are so engraved with a portrait. I see Bohdan left his wife in widowhood 9 years ago and she is already 71 (getting there). It is nice to see the crosses (not orthodox). The photo is clear and chock a block full of story that we can easily see.

Ahhh, what a place to visit, thank you. You have over contrasted this and you can clearly see black "clipping" or "black outs" in the trees. (it's the opposite of blowouts) You could take your highlights/shadow lever and muck around a bit to see if you could bring out some detail. This was taken on a very bright day and your exposure was difficult. It is a nice photograph and would do well in a magazine

I just viewed your image in high res and was blown over at the artistry of your upload. I quite like that "witnessing" effect you have included. This image whispers to me that there are secrets hidden within. I like the compositional style as well that solid stone to our right and the tree, (full of life) hugging (framing) the distant stones. I also like the tonality of this shot...black to white and much in between. Top of the shelf work both technically and artistically.

I am drawn to the nice dappled effect to this photograph, that play of light and shadow makes it more intriguing. Nice clear upload, sharp and well exposed in difficult lighting conditions! What a bitch we have to die...huh?

A very strong grey bias to this image. Crop is good and pov focuses on the graveyard, nice and sharp too. What a wonderful place to be able to roam around in...full of history I'm guessing.

I like this one for it has a feel of cold, blue...and death! Your contrast is strong, you do have some dust spots in the sky (the bane of all photographers). The photo is sharp, a considered composition is evident and overall a pleasant view, thank you. I wonder if a bit more exposure would brighten this and show the snow as white versus blue?

We are both wrong, the correct version is त्रिकोणासन

Looks like a variation of Uttita Trikonasana pose in yoga! Like the post processing of this photo.

Energy of the dance (moment) well caught and with the inclusion of environment your photo transports us to this fiesta nicely.

Heartwarming! Looks like the mother is in the reflection, crying!

Wow, literal and metaphorical is right, alright. Good catch and I wonder what your neighbours thought of you roaming through this graveyard as the sun was going down? I like how the graveyard is awash in darkness yet the stones stand out clearly. I do think that the sky steals the thunder from the shot somewhat but the marriage of title and photo go together like a hug and a squeeze!

We photographers are all cut from the same cloth. I too always visit graveyards/cemeteries when I travel and wonder the exact same thing you do..."how was life for them?". Some of their stones give insight into the kind of people they were and how loved they were. The feeling of a huge resting place comes through by way of your composition. Fog was serendipitous, ay?!

You are so creative and go the extra mile to get it right. Your creativity knows no bounds. A bit more sharpness on the bubble I think would have punched it out more.

Thank you.

HA....great catch. I wonder if a closer crop would have worked to strengthen the shot?

Awwww now why didn't you ask him to grimace and put some emotion into the shot? Great perspective.

Love finding the man amidst the bubbles, we almost don't find him!

Looks like a true blue hunter. You do have clipping/blackout on the snout.

It's the colours, the patterns and the good focus on this board game that takes it to the to for me. Also the unobtrusive background further highlights the game. Nice one.

I agree with Lifetime Damage. The blue bleed in the eye and in around the lashes spoils the beauty of the photo. You can fix that and reupload a stronger image.

The clarity on this one is much better and the monochromatic feel suits it just fine!

Well done, a strong entry. Nice usage of dof manipulation with the focal pop really jumping out at us. Your exposure is good and your balance is solid. NICE.

Interesting smudge beneath the bug...focal points are incongruous.

A very presentable and appealing post. Would it be a stronger shot had you not amputated at the joints? Lovely and a strong contender.

ha...great catch! She looks like she is unleashing chaos on mankind!

It is nice how most all the chess pieces are in focus and our eyes gravitate to them. I do think there is a slight tilt to the right giving an unstable feel, also a bit more exposure would pop this photo and add a needed brightness. The diagonal bar at the left grabs our attention and takes away from the chess board game. The warmth of the photo is felt and we get the sense this is a treasured chess set.

I love your title! Yes, there is a dizzying feel to this upload with the king and queen sharp and diffusion all-round creating that watery feel. The colour palette is warm in hues of orange and a diagonal slant adds to the beauty of your photo. The POV is appropriate albeit ordinary.

Loved this one, congrats.

This is a winner in my eyes.

Congrats on this one photonutsky!

Yea, this is a really fun site. I enjoy it just wish more people would critique the uploaded photos. Sure would help us become better at our craft.

It should do well. There are some great entries here, don't you think?

I see....your sense of humour I will understand some day

Great minds think alike! (though fools seldom differ)

oooohhhh nice one and you got it in at the last minute. I like the colour palette.

But you really wanted a baloney sandwich right? (har har har har har)

Good luck to anyone thinking they can top this presentation. Sharp through all levels, mysterious clouds, good illumination, excellent exposure and lovely contrast. Top of the line work.

A powerful image giving us a bit more than just clouds. Rich in colour and sharp in focus.

Where is the Mc in the cloud? This feels really hot and the hard contrast adds to the harness of the photo.

Clever you to see this and shoot it.

Well, the building at the right looks right as rain and not failed at all. It could be my dicombuberation of gray matter.