Masterful. The only distracting element is the slightly leaning pillar on the left; could be just my eyes (I do have astigmatism).

Thanks for (all) your comments Lolly. You're right, the leftest pillar is slighlty leaning.
Sébastien.

Great! I love this kind of pic.

SUPER SUPER cool

This is magnificent!!!

fine picture, good eyes!

Very very good.

Tease!

I usually love "missing parts" portraits but this one is going a little too far, especially on the face part.
Sébastien.

@sébastien
thanks for your feedback.
this pic here is not a portrait. the main "actor" is not the face. :-)

This pic evokes a tension and mystery, I want to know 'whats next? I adore it!

excellent, fine cut, well done!

Great geometry - well spotted! Perhaps the red is a little oversaturated for my taste, but otherwise the colours and composition work well.

Interesting mix of strong "popping" colors with mild "milky" tones. I love it.
I also really like the geometrical games of the lines and the volumes induced by the dark parts and lines of the image.
Very well done.
Sébastien.

Everything is spot on here. Great colour , framing , focus etc . I would be very proud if I had taken this picture .

A great composition, light and color. Congrats.
You're in the subject !

Fine composition!

Very nice though the background is a little too visually disturbing.
And the blurred leathes on the left are unforgivable :(
Sébastien.

great picture,but I would cut off all the left half!

I like the shot but agree about the busy background.

I like the composition (what about a straight square format?). But i tend to firmly disagree with the processing: too orange, "melts" the contrast and the tones together.
Sébastien.

I don't think the orange toning gives this a vintage look.

nice one paul, trains always have such a liminal quality about them.

would love to see this with more of a sepia coloring...a little less bright - more understated. i do think the capture really evokes an age past though.

Nice. This makes me think about the original lighting.

Beautifull!!

Thats awesome . I would be proud to have taken this wll done !

Superb! I love the way the face is transformed into a mask. Incredible light. Congrats.
Sébastien.

@deloscampos
this is a mask :-)

@all
thanks for your feedback and feature :-)

Sublim !

Love this! It has a beginning middle and end. And I think the 3rd frame is the same area, yes? Just that we're seeing the train (frozen) leaving frame.

Might be fun to use the 4th frame also as the 1st (total of 5 frames) making a nice bookend.

nice-but then again your submissions always are-well done

Oh, that is very nice!

Cool idea that makes a great quadriptych.
I'll just complain about the usage of the sharpening filter that is wayyy too strong and the shadowed frames that are not really fitting the global style of the photograph.
Sébastien.

great concept for this...wouldn't of thought to do a series of photos. Very nice. Love the reflection in the first frame on the window.

Love this

This one will hit the front page too.

That'd be nice - although the flats are slightly more minimal this is more conventional...

Roadsigns, geometry and vivid colours, the kind of pic I enjoy taking! Really nicely made.
Sébastien.

Me too Sebastien.

Great image !! Love the high-lights and the tilt - to me ,-and on a "technical" matter, this is what mainly creates this kind of 60's feeling (nostalgic and retro) even more than the color process..

I really like this one. It very much felt like the over saturated 60's. The balls are grat and the DOF is nice as well. The only thing bothering me is the right side object, not sure what that is, but i want to see the lanes instead.

nice-i like this picture and do get a 60's feel from it-i do agree with Martin on the right side object-but well done

I like this a lot!
I wished the bowling balls were in pastel colors, but that's just me. I still love the overall feel of this photo. Makes me want to go bowling. :)

Two complaints:
1. why did you keep this annoying grey circle on the right?
2. I'd have chose a very slightly lower angle to cut a very little more the green upper part which seems too heavy to me.
Apart from that, everything is fine to me, i like the dynamism of the composition.
Sébastien.