Chair of Resurrection - by Valerie Lindsey
by Jon_H

Comment:
I love this idea -- don't know what kind of chair this is and what she's pulling? The only thing I really don't like is her dress -- it just does not fit the period of the setting, chair and idea for me. 8

The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul, by Douglas Adams
by Osiris1975

Comment:
Great lonely mood here -- perspective works very well as does the tablecloth to distance us from this soul. The grain works well, too. Nice.

A drunken dream (Moto Hagio)
by redpanda

Comment:
Cute idea and nicely taken.

The Night Watch - S. Waters
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Love the limited lighted area, the colors and especially the Orton look in this one. Nice title fit.

The Flight of Gemma Hardy
by Melethia

Comment:
Very cool -- like the angle, the movement and the costume. Not sure what the dark area in the lower left is but I might have preferred it not be there. Nice score from me.

The Enchanted Forest: A Scottish Fairytale
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Lovely lovely light and colors and that curving path is quite enticing.

Red Hot Lipstick (by Jeremy Reed)
by AllenP

Comment:
Very polished looking portrait -- I like the naturalness of the skin texture and the deep red of the lipstick is the perfect shade. I don't usually mind borders of this sort and sometimes even like them, but I'm not crazy about its use here, especially on the top. Still a very good score from me.

Mist Across the Hills - JEAN S. MACLEOD
by briantammy

Comment:
Beautiful light, color and clarity and what a perspective -- looks like you are on top of the world.

On the Road
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Perfect perspective for "on" the road and the black and white suits this so well. Great texture in the road - love the crack in the asphalt.

from here to eternity
by sidpixel

Comment:
One of my top five -- what I really like is that every part of the title is represented: the boards, focus and solidity of the interior are "here"; the blur of the figure in motion disappearing into space and the endless sea and sky are "eternity"; and the open door, the gradually softening focus on the sand and beach beyond, and again the movement blur are "from . . to". Well conceived and executed.