For ZT

Michael,

I like it in B/W! Interesting photo with very abstract feel. Excellent example of use of various photography techniques and smart PP.

I love it!

ZT,

Michael, ZT has said it all, a masterful piece of photography. Best regards Ken.

ZT, Ken: I truly appreciate the thoughtful comments. - - My best, michael

A well chosen textured filter converts human figures into apparitions, that dance around in their own world. In my opinion, the slight yellowish tinge in the highlights creates a fitting mood for the ‘apparitions’. I am sure there will be others who will come up with new ways of looking at this image, since there is so much to imagine here. Great thinking and execution.

Nice one Michael, well spotted . congrats for being POTW.....................BR.GC.

GC, thanks for your supportive remarks. - - - Supriyo, as the title may indicate, I created this image after viewing an abstract photo posted by Zbigniew Tyburczy. I emulated his style. I'm happy to know that you derived some exercise dancing around in this world.

Congratulations, Michael, on Photo of the Week! Bravo!!! Sincerely, Tatiana

Thanks very much, Tatiana!

Sincere congratulations Michael, a most deserved Award and recognition. It would be futile and unproductive to analyze such a work of art. One has merely to look a it for a while....in silence...it will eventually talk to you. DG

This one didn't impress me as a thumbnail so I was curious as to the considerable response. It was only when I opened up the picture that the beauty of the forms in silhouette and semi-silhouette hit me. Congratulations on this photo being selected as POW. Well deserved.

Jack, I'm glad you decided not to run from the thumbnail.

lovely.. how life can be seen thru varies filters

Great POTW. The others have really said it all. Really like it!!!!! AJ

Michael forgive me for not seeing and commenting on this till now. There should be an easier way to notice these type of things, but that's another conversation. First conrats on the POTW, well deserved now that I look at it. Jack was right about the thumbnail not grabbing us but the full frame version certainly does. I'll end this by placing this in my favorites..................All The Best, Holger

Don't know how I missed this one Michael, but anyway, belated congratulations. Well done. Regards, Patrick