Zebra Redux
by NikonJeb

Comment:
how pretty!

The Seeker
by RKT

Comment:
that is a great crop, successfuly getting across "seeking" without showing eyes

blast.2.IMG_0835
by mariuca

Comment:
that is so cute :)

sur le plage 2
by tnun

Comment:
Keith Carter's Fireflies is charming, I second that comparison. Sweet capture here, you can feel how engrossed they are.

Pause
by RKT

Comment:
wondrously precise focus and filling the frame is a good choice

Tropical Sunrise
by Germaine

Comment:
striking juxtaposition between the verticality of the tallest palm and the spire - wonder how conversion to b&w might change things

a couple
by ubique

Comment:
I wonder if this is the same image layered slightly off kilter from itself - disorienting effect, and compels you to look harder - sort of cubist

Untitled
by aznym

Comment:
this is all about lines - love it - the two diagonals on the left side (foreground and background) partially frame the central subject

out of milk
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
like a glimpse of a bygone era

a1003933
by MAK

Comment:
I agree with Barbara about liking a bit more contrast with this sort of thing for my personal tastes, and could also be very effective in b&w. Nicely framed as is, but as I look longer at it I wonder if you could get more "movement" out of the composition if you put the middle of the leading column in the corner, rather than the left side of it - that would push the ceiling struts (?) at a diagonal to the square framing, rather than at a perpendicular, and coupled with the circular designs set the whole thing "turning". Might not have enough space in the original shot to do this, but it could be a interesting alternative comp.