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Thank you Gregory and Verena

Thanks Chris.

Thank you, Stephanie.

I agree with Amy's preferring the color version. I love the dynamics created by the blue and yellow tones. The composition is fascinating too.

Great capture. It reminds me of Bela Tarr's films.

I like the tones. I love how the fog at the bottom and the sky on top both make an uneven frame for your subject. We get bored of the rectangle frame and changing it from time to time is necessary.

I like the humor in it. Great moment. I may see the golden apple and the piece of reflection a little bit distracting. The hanging hand is precious :-)

I like the idea very much. However, (and I might be wrong), keeping the same pretty composition, a longer lens would have made the trees look bigger and their gaze on the bike man stronger.

Good variation on the mirror shots. I love that it is not has no defined borders.

This is great. For me, the hardly seen reflection under the boat makes it great.

Surreal and humorous.

This photo is very impressive. It changed my mood completely.

It's a very tough shot and for me you have already achieved 8 out of 10, and you also brought up a thoughtful discussion about your powerful shot. Best regards and looking for more.

The homage you mentioned in the description has been achieved for me in the thumbnail more than the full scale image. the focal distance is more blurred in the small version. When enlarged, the in-focus hair and the out-of-focus face disrupts the unity of the deformed subject. It is still intriguing and definitely well-composed. However, if the body and the painting were both out-of-focus or in-focus, the effect that I understood you wanted to make would have been more realized.