warm breeze
by tanguera

Comment:
Beautiful colors, lovely image. Can't help looking and looking.

Still Life with Sink and Apples
by nam

Comment:
Simple, sleek and appealing. You know, I think I might like it more without the bucket of apples. But I still like it a lot.

mint
by RKT

Comment:
I love the composition, the lines and the colors. Offhandedly sophisticated. It could be any car. The positioning of the central pole is essential. Nice.

The Dog Days Are Over
by Ja-9

Comment:
Wonderful find. The more I look the more real it seems. Who needs sparkling vistas when you just might pay closer attention.

Release
by Neat

Comment:
Terrific title, great image. Under her loving guidance this child is starting off life with an open heart and the beginnings of wisdom. Moving.

Just Another Rainy Day
by Ken

Comment:
Reminds me of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, but real and living and it's up to you to take it from there. It's elating, and perhaps that trolley will travel to where everything's fresh and fun. If only. But beautifully done and emotionally poignant.

Low Tide
by wbanning

Comment:
That's water and a shoreline, and maybe that's the sky, but I'm just not sure. In any case it's kind of dazzling, even opalescent, and it's fine stuff. It's an abstraction of nature using its own materials, if that makes any sense. What an interesting world.

The adventures of a little white dog ..or.. Rusty car door.
by jomari

Comment:
Charming and utterly satisfying. A good eye finds serendipity, animates the overlooked canvas of the day. The colors are sumptuous, especially the ultramarine, or is it cobalt, on the bottom. Thanks for this.

girls
by lei_73

Comment:
Sometimes it seems the environment brings life to the people inhabiting it, sometimes vice versa. This is vice versa. It's children who give themselves entirely to the moment, as here. At least most easily. And not to dismiss the flat open plain behind them. Here's where a camera can capture a transient instant so memory becomes a jewel. Beautifully found and done.

Kimono Fabric
by tamatama

Comment:
What a beautiful, wondrously joyous image! The colors alone are a treat. The swags of fabric on the lines across the waterway must dance deliriously in the breeze, and too bad we can't see it but in our imagination. The water is a pointillist reflection of the fabric, which in turn allows the ripples through in their translucence. Fine art, so enjoyable.