Photo Contest 5, Docks/Docks

Photo Contest 5 was judged by the Karpinski's. Many thanks for their evaluations.  Following are their comments

The verdict is in, the photo that most brings out the artistic
interpretation of the subject is photo no 1. The composition and perspective of the dock leads your eye to the far docks, the boats, water and distant land,a wonderful composition beginning with the view down the dock.

Photo 1. Congratulations to Peter

Photo no. 2 the building and docks is a typical tourists photo that Jim would take, the building is the outstanding part of the photo and detracts from the subject matter the docks.

Photo 2, Marianna

Photo no 3 nice but not pleasing to the eye.

Photo3, Don

Photo no 4 Nice composition of boat,fender, cleat and line, but not a winner.

Photo 4, Kerry

Comments

  1. AnonymousJuly 10, 2025 at 12:50 PM

    Tis Voyager here: BRAVO Entry #1 (Peter)well deserved and what an artistic eye he possesses ❣️BRAVO 👏

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  2. AnonymousJuly 14, 2025 at 9:24 AM

    Hello from Seattle - I Agree - Photo #1 is an excellent choice!

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