Epilogue
by jomari

Comment:
Personal favorite of the challenge.

The Herring Run
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Foam and fish, golden water and dark, speckled rock, fulfill the challenge. That's just to begin. There's a primitive, mythical, biblical feel to this image. The various elements scatter about in an unusual composition, but enjoyable. It's an unrolled scroll affording a glimpse of the immensity of time. Beautiful.
Co-second favorite of the challenge.

on the edge of not dreaming
by posthumous

Comment:
A wonderful title that nudges one in a surprising, rewarding direction. I'll buy it.
Light and dark intermingle here not only in a straightforward tonal way, but also in consideration of waking and dreaming, or not dreaming, dancing on the edge. Conscious and unconscious play tag. Is that frost or clouds, under or above? The face is noncommital, it's just there, and we can't, it seems, know more.
Co-second favorite of the challenge.

Here and there
by Paul

Comment:
The seasons of the day, morning, afternoon and evening, are shuffled together, as betold by the mosaic of lights and darks. In this manner the entire day, maybe not the night here, is seen as an entirety, all at a glance. It's implied that time is not a procession but a total integration into which you can peer at everything at once. Or maybe not, just saying.
The mood is mystical, sci-fi-y. Beautiful tones and textures. A multi-dimensional road map might help.
Personal favorite of the challenge.

the last defence
by Venser

Comment:
Intriguing title, intriguing image.

Candy alley
by Neat

Comment:
Take that, Disneyland!

Tripping thru the Carwash
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Chiming abstract. Washes away the gray.

Ancient Colors
by Aliaa

Comment:
The colors have faded, but in hearkening back through the ages one can infer the brilliance and vitality, awe and trepidation, faith and mystery that once lived here. That's more than enough.

pinup
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Wonderfully quirky, plain-spoken and thoughtfully noted. Unexpected composition that works like a charm. Red, green, black and white, all vital and balanced. Every object is off-center, yet the stage sustains a balanced tension. And the humble plexiglass window reveals the mighty city, if I'm seeing it rightly, as a decorative will-o-the-wisp.
It pays to glance left and right.

Holi
by LevT

Comment:
What a way to celebrate, everyone a part of this colorful, happy canvas. When it comes down to it, though, it's the glance of this child, cinched on the shoulders of his or her father, I'm assuming, fingers interlaced, that entrances.
Lovely photo.