untitled
by maclen

Comment:
Totally irresistible! Congratulatons.

Against All Odds
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
It surely works for me. Perhaps a little too blunt for Ben's style, but a very tragic and endearing image in its own. I suspect the photographer's identity and I just shake his hand.

have you felt his emotion?
by lobrin

Comment:
Very nice. Yes, the emotion is visible. I can picture also a wooden old table top and a small glass of red wine with fingerprints on it. But that's another story.

Focus On The Ball
by KnightVision

Comment:
This is a true candid and funny shot soaked in the childhood tenderness. I love the little boy on the left of the image and if it wasn't for his leg, I would have cropped the two adults in the picture. Adorable.

when pigs fly
by Equiessence

Comment:
A splendid shot indeed! I love the movement - the piglets seem more like dancing in the round - the serenity and the whole geometry of this picture.

In God's shadow
by lavi83

Comment:
Just beautiful.

"What belongs to others we don't want, what is ours we will never surrender"
by Konador

Comment:
I think that the quote made me guess the author, (some living near Montenegro, although the image could have been taken in southern France as well), but that's a trivial point.
I like it very much. It is a robust image that has violence and tenderness in the same time, some qualities that I personally appreciate in Ben's work.
A very fine shot indeed.

Tribute
by colorcarnival

Comment:
That's one for Ben, not of his though.

Danger
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
A classic good shot. In the style of Ben? Perhaps not exactly. Save for the subject and the sky. But a fine photograph.

The Messenger
by tvsometime

Comment:
I find this very good. The entire story, the ignored messenger, the Woody Allen type a bit freaked out, the hustle and bustle .... Perhaps I find this image very familiar to me - an ubiquitous scene around Times Square in Manhattan - but a familiar scene does not make a good shot.
Congratulations for a great candid.