harlequin nights
by krnodil

Comment:
If you ever check your comments. I don't know how I stumbled upon this picture but I'll add it right now to my favorites.

Cycle of Beauty 2
by Neil

Comment:
Since you had a picture dedicated to Vincent, let's call this one "Homage to Corot"!

taxi
by daisydavid

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The joy of seeing a cab when you need it! Music is in the air! Beautiful picture.

Gangsta
by Hipychik

Comment:
Oh boy! That's frightening. A spectacular photo. Reminds me of an old Italian movie, Antonioni's Blow Up. The color, the darkness of the bushes ... the burnt grass. A great photo!

Donovan's Brain
by posthumous

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This picture goes to my favorites. Congratulations Don! This image probably meats by far the movie (I'll ignore it).
As one of the two 10 marks was mine, I have this impish/childish curiosity to know whose was the other one. No 9 and then three shy 8. One can tell that I am new to DPC and still struggle with the vote of the majority, ribbons, postings ...!

Salk I Kahn
by LevT

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Kahn himself counted on this photo being taken over and over again. This was his dream for his design. There are numerous pictures shot exactly from the same vintage point etc. - there is the beautiful 2003 movie also "My Architect". And your photo stands proud among all of the other ones. You captured beautifully this impeccable calmness. Some photos had the sun at the exact vanishing point. I like very much your off centered person and the guiled timelessness of your photo. Thanks.

Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds"
by Bear_Music

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This is the first time that my vote coincides with the majority! Hmmm, something must be fishy ..... or is it that there are "images without borders". Doubt it. Congratulation for bringing the majority in unison! And, of course, for the wicked bird!

I like you
by jmritz

Comment:
The oversized silhouette kills for me the nice balance of the image. So does the greenish hue, too chromatic in this case

"The Iceman Cometh"
by tvsometime

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Something seems out of proportion, probably the shadow of the man who does not contribute much in this case

NeveroddoreveN
by radarbrat

Comment:
In my opinion, more cropping from the top and bottom would benefit a lot this shot