post haste
by ubique

Comment:
Very appropriate and imaginative for the challenge. Here the LL create a visual narrative not by use of perspective only. 9

The Old Timer
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
I certainly think that this would take a ribbon for humor as well, on more time. But the shoe shiner got my rapt attention and left a note for it.

Rosey Dan a.k.a. Cap'n Biff
by bergiekat

Comment:
Now you got me. To search your location!? This picture is a riot!
I read of a Greek man who attached butterflies to his hat (Gerald Durrell, author).
Same category! Thanks

Shoe shine David
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Well, the "Rogain" picture is very funny but my complete favorite is this one. It's the lack of hope that is haunting. The opposite of "tomorrow will be another day" - for him it seems that tomorrow will be just the same day like today and yesterday and the hope in his limpid eyes is for something higher. Forgive my rambling, but for me the implied story is one of the greatest quality of a photograph or any piece of art for that matter. Theaches us to search deeper. Thanks for a splendid portrait. I add it to my favorites

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by raish

Comment:
Precious! But we don't have the huts to award it.

The End
by Neil

Comment:
This portrait has so much sweetness that one wishes to know more about this man. Imprisoned in his cell, imprisoned still in his body - the shadows on the floor come from a rather homey window - great effect. The table set rather neatly makes one feel better though. He has the expression of someone who still has stories to tell.
Where did you take the photo?
Thanks for a great image.

Feb 11, 2011
by TrollMan

Comment:
This is Hansel and Gretel's house! No, Sleeping Beauty's! Absolutely enchanting! I imagine the dark nights with (hopefully) distant howlings interrupted by some whooshing of falling snow from the laden branches!

Prominence
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
Is this for real? Hope it won't be affected by the warming stuff. Wow, so nice to look at it form the coziness of my studio! Thanks!

orson welles in CITIZEN KANE .as seen by an impressionist
by cutout

Comment:
How far are we supposed to go in a DPC challenge with the manipulation of a photo? To my understanding, we have to remain in the realm of photography in its restrained meaning unless a specific challenge asks for mixed media.

My life as a dog
by Judi

Comment:
The sweetest thing one could imagine! A beautiful photo although for this challenge I imagined a more daring approach. Nevertheless, after all the horror movies ...8