how quickly we pass
by tvsometime

Comment:
Motion blur, life rushing by... that's fine. What I really love here is how the somewhat distinct tombstones in the lower foreground give way to the less distinct ones above, which are very much like leaves being blown off the tree branches. That transition is lovely.

Fast Food.
by romil

Comment:
Much more than bright colors, though these are fun, there's a lot of human story going on here, much of it implied, left to the imagination. What to make of the man with his tattooed arms, serving a platter to an empty counter, a large knife, undoubtedly a tool of the trade, resting ominously in front of him, and the anonymity of a cheese head? What is the woman's emotional state? What's she holding in her hand? Do they have enough ketchup? It's all very enjoyable.

away
by tnun

Comment:
Fine, fleeting and unusual capture of this pigeon. I like the composition that uses negative space to enhance the sensation of catching movement out of the corner of one's eye. Seems to emerge from the background.

blocks
by Tiberius

Comment:
Terrific dizzying perspective with all that complexity of lines tending towards a vanishing point. There's also a satisfying harmony of modest color tones.

above the gorge
by Wagonwheel

Comment:
Nice otherworldly atmosphere to this modestly contoured scene with water. I especially like the foreground vegetation, dead and alive.

Sunset over the city
by Judi

Comment:
Fine wide angle shot in which the young man is actually portrayed looking down and across the expansive. I'm imagining that he's looking over his home town. The lovely sunset adds to the poignancy of the scene. A more elegant positioning of the shirt on the railing would help the image.

Flying Turkey
by ibkc

Comment:
So engaging and playful. That piece of turkey has a perfect amount of blur. I love the intensity dogs bring to food. My personal second favorite in the challenge.

forlorn
by Neat

Comment:
Excellent image, engagingly forlorn. The composition is superb, and I love how the pigeons connect the two men. The brickwork is like an added texture, but it's real. The benches look like amoebae having just separated and drifting apart. My personal favorite in the challenge.

canopy
by jagar

Comment:
I went quickly by this on first pass, but seeing it again I like it. It has a confusing harmony to it, busy and disparate though it is. I'm glad I stopped for a second look, for it's rather rewarding.

Summer dreams
by Neat

Comment:
Yes, dreamlike and beautiful. Wonderful contrast.