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Thanks for all the comments and suggestions. It made me look at the picture from different views and made me experiment with the picture. The best result thus far is a b&w convertion, which make ...

A minimalistic approach in which less is more. The result resembles japanese like paintings.

Different activities during lunchbreak. I like the b&w processing and the way you've captured the movement of the runner. The only disturbing element i found was the car behind the runner. I would ...

As always a well caught picture were symmetry plays a big part. The only suggestion i have is removing the head of the woman on the left in pp.

Whithout the text i would have thought you've been very busy creating painted like pictures in post processing. But knowing it is a light performance i think it must have been a wonderful ...

I can't make up my mind. Should the original picture be cropped or not? Any suggestions? Original Cropped picture

I agree. Henk

If this is done by the wind one might wonder what caused the change in the direction (the form of the leaf or a change in the direction of the wind). On the other hand it is possible you draw the ...

The retro colours contrast nicely with the modern plexiglass soldiers. The way the picture is taken give a great feeling of depth and contributes to the feeling the soldiers are heading towards a ...

I don't know what you did with the colours but i love the intense brown and green colours of the trees in the background. The whole picture is very good in balance colourwise. I think it's all ...

Concrete piles form an important part of building the Victory Boogie Woogie Tunnel in The Hague. They beat hollow tubes into the ground and fill them with cement. Here you see a picture of a ...

Thanks. I should have mentioned it earlier but the ducks are goose :-) .

The original jpeg was shot in b&w. But the color one is taken from the raw-file.

Definitely A. Because of the overview and a more recognizable window reflection.

Nature as a piece of art. I like the black background which adds to the contrast.

I love the way this picture suggest some kind of interaction between the statue and the crane, while everybody knows there isn't any. I don't know about the big blue part above the crane. If it ...

A nice capture. The only suggestion i have is a slight crop to put both men on the diagonal line to give a slightly more balanced view (see below).