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Gosh I love these kind of graveyards. In the west, only a few stones are so engraved with a portrait. I see Bohdan left his wife in widowhood 9 years ago and she is already 71 (getting there). It is nice to see the crosses (not orthodox). The photo is clear and chock a block full of story that we can easily see.

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Ahhh, what a place to visit, thank you. You have over contrasted this and you can clearly see black "clipping" or "black outs" in the trees. (it's the opposite of blowouts) You could take your highlights/shadow lever and muck around a bit to see if you could bring out some detail. This was taken on a very bright day and your exposure was difficult. It is a nice photograph and would do well in a magazine

Hmmm I wonder too but the colour gives it some life ....ha ha ha beat you to it!

thank you.

nice portrait this

I like the starkness although do wonder whether b/w would make it better

Love the look of concertration

thanks olga,wanted this to look cold

yes thanks olga

thanks olga for the precise revie

I just viewed your image in high res and was blown over at the artistry of your upload. I quite like that "witnessing" effect you have included. This image whispers to me that there are secrets hidden within. I like the compositional style as well that solid stone to our right and the tree, (full of life) hugging (framing) the distant stones. I also like the tonality of this shot...black to white and much in between. Top of the shelf work both technically and artistically.

I am drawn to the nice dappled effect to this photograph, that play of light and shadow makes it more intriguing. Nice clear upload, sharp and well exposed in difficult lighting conditions! What a bitch we have to die...huh?

A very strong grey bias to this image. Crop is good and pov focuses on the graveyard, nice and sharp too. What a wonderful place to be able to roam around in...full of history I'm guessing.

I like this one for it has a feel of cold, blue...and death! Your contrast is strong, you do have some dust spots in the sky (the bane of all photographers). The photo is sharp, a considered composition is evident and overall a pleasant view, thank you. I wonder if a bit more exposure would brighten this and show the snow as white versus blue?

Thanks Kyricom

Nice shot. I like the DOF

Nice shot. I like the spot exposure.

Thanks. yes, the woman on the right is her mom (although it's not a reflection, it's an outdoor gazebo).

We are both wrong, the correct version is त्रिकोणासन

Thank you Photonut.

Thank you.

Thank you , yes they are the Naxi people of Lijiang.

You mean the Utthita Trikonasana pose..close..but not a triangle shape

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B/W right choice in this

Nice one this

Happy people these and a pleasure to see

Looks like a variation of Uttita Trikonasana pose in yoga! Like the post processing of this photo.

Energy of the dance (moment) well caught and with the inclusion of environment your photo transports us to this fiesta nicely.

Heartwarming! Looks like the mother is in the reflection, crying!

Wow, literal and metaphorical is right, alright. Good catch and I wonder what your neighbours thought of you roaming through this graveyard as the sun was going down? I like how the graveyard is awash in darkness yet the stones stand out clearly. I do think that the sky steals the thunder from the shot somewhat but the marriage of title and photo go together like a hug and a squeeze!

Cool idea, I think it would look even cooler if you worked the base of those "ring worms" some. Maybe some shadow/grounding work; or make it look like they were coming out of the ground texture.

We photographers are all cut from the same cloth. I too always visit graveyards/cemeteries when I travel and wonder the exact same thing you do..."how was life for them?". Some of their stones give insight into the kind of people they were and how loved they were. The feeling of a huge resting place comes through by way of your composition. Fog was serendipitous, ay?!

There are 2 different photos actually and 2 different links, one showing only the curtains, this was the wrong one I posted before

Thank you, for some reason the first link did not show the bottom part of the source.

I put on the correct link for the theater, sorry... The speaker is the thing the monkey is sitting on in the source image, with the buttons and the logo from the amplifier source I gave.

Can you provide us with the source for the stage and speakers on the stage please.

You are so creative and go the extra mile to get it right. Your creativity knows no bounds. A bit more sharpness on the bubble I think would have punched it out more.

This is cool....

@Drivenslush, @JadeSKyfall and @Robvdn, thanks for your comments.

You're right, thanks for telling me! I modified the background... I think it's even better now with the could intead of the busy flowers

Mt. Doom is a dark place. I wasn't trying to display the pieces, but like the darkness and the reflections.

Like the pieces very much, but it's to dark to see them properly, that's a pity.

Great chop, great source finds

The correct link for source 3 should be https://www.flickr.com/photos/calliope/939889442, please correct that

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Thank you.

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