Alone no more...
by bruski

Comment:
Powerful image, I like the use of negative space and the crop. The colour choice is also very effective.

Playing with light
by Tavaszka

Comment:
Technically, this is a great shot as I'm sure you had some difficulty getting the lighting just right, and obviously this image meets the challenge. From an interest perspective for me personally, I'm not really feeling it. However 2/3 is not bad.

Dreaming Of Winter
by space amoeba

Comment:
Nice composition and excellent choice of colour.

Sunday Seclusion
by melongrind

Comment:
Generally I like when an abundance of negative space is used in an image (especially in a challenge such as this one) However because the space is actually very busy, I think I would have cropped more of it out in this case. I do like the colours used, and the overall feel of the image.

A Tree
by yeamg4

Comment:
Great colours I love the simplicity of this image. The border I actually think takes away from the overall effect, but that's just my personal preference.

Watching
by LucidLotus

Comment:
Interesting capture. I like the use of B&W and the lighting. I would have cropped though to center the window. Is that snow outside?

Alone with the Tide
by jcven

Comment:
I think there is a bit too much glare in this image and I think I would have adjusted the angle of the horizon. That being said I like the pattern of the sand & waves you captured.

Sailor Boy
by CDS

Comment:
Nice colours, and background capture. I think the boy being slightly angled to get some of his profile in the picture would have made this image more powerful. Considering you were on a boat this is a very sharp shot, you must have sailor legs.

Black is not the colour of solitude
by ronak

Comment:
Good use of negative space, I like this picture for its simplicity. Only two elements I would have improved, the blow out of the upper right corner and the indented line of the architecture on the left. I think I would have cropped proportionately from the top and left side to avoid the angled indentation ΓΆ€“ while still maintaining as much negative space and the proportions of the picture as possible.

Grado, Italy
by paolobnr

Comment:
Interesting capture, I love the use of megative space and the bold angles. I think you'll have a fight on your hands to defend this as an all alone picture - but I definitely get the sense of what you're going for. Obviously two people who are together but still alone as a couple. If that makes sense..