The Weight of Water
by wbanning

Comment:
A wonderful title, as this is, rounds out the image, brings out the mood and elicits a thoughtful meditation on just what is going on here. I feel it but can't quite put my finger on it. And blue's magic is in full blossom. I'd like to wallpaper a room with this. The duck in the lower right corner is a charming grace note.
Personal favorite of the challenge.

In the Style of Margaret Bourke-White
by Lydia

Comment:
Yes, this is absolutely she. To my eye the doorway appears a bit slanted, which niggles.

Cumberland Farms, Tuesday Evening
by Bear_Music

Comment:
If she were alive today this wouldn't surprise me. Nicely channeled.

5pm
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
The mood engendered by the play of light, contrasts and fine detail captures how I feel when I see some of my favorite MB-W photos. I'm so taken by the magic that I'm almost unaware of the scene.
Personal favorite of the challenge. That 9.

The New Europe / A Worthy Life
by Mona

Comment:
Fine portrait, capturing her pensiveness, and set before a lovely array of quadrilaterals. Despite the black and white, the tones and textures feel like color.

Rhyolite
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
What Robert said. A beautiful image, peaceful and quirky. Wasn't clear that it spoke Margaret Bourke-White to me, but maybe my own glance at her oeuvre was insufficient, so I only gave this a 7.

Human lift
by LevT

Comment:
Terrific image, a vertical song.

The "Other" 1%
by GeneralE

Comment:
Of course all of her work is wonderful, but what stands out most for me is her social consciousness. This image is one of the few that address that aspect of her personality. And it is the most probing and sympathetic. An 8 for this excellent study, replete with fine contrast and a complex, interesting composition.

another day
by jmritz

Comment:
Fine contrast of vertical and circular. This plumbing of the everyday is rewarding and inspirational.

Ah, the things thta I can do
by mariuca

Comment:
So fun, appealing and creative. This type of overlay ordinarily doesn't appeal to me, but this just so playful and uplifting.