Eyes ....
by gdk

Comment:
Moving. And there are so many tones playing together.

A Lonely Fisherman
by gdk

Comment:
Lovely, but for the horizon.

The Neighborhood
by gdk

Comment:
Very handsome, but for the wire strung across the lower third.

Fresh Paint
by BaldurT

Comment:
I also love the colors.

Untitled
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Yes, the texture of the stone is interesting, but it's the added shadows and metal fence and railing that break up the space into airy panels that make this a fine image.

On the surface of the morning
by markwiley

Comment:
With the addition of rain, glass becomes facade. It's always delicately entrancing. Here, it's the landscape colors and set up that make it wonderful.

Contact
by Paul

Comment:
Interesting x-ray-like image. The frosted glass imparts a tantalizing softness, which enables the pressed body parts to have a starker impact. Nice how the glass becomes facade only when joined up with something acting upon it. Edvard Munch redux.

Virtuosity
by mariuca

Comment:
All the more interesting because of the overlap of surfaces akin to one another. The jacket has a studied, haphazard look, and in the background is de Kooning-cum graffiti. They play off each other, as the photographer has so cunningly noticed. One can even say the one is a facade for the other. The overall shifting quality is fascinating.

Ancient of days
by Neat

Comment:
Charming and joyous, a happy morning of a wall. Lovely color combination, aqua and tangerine. Okay, blue and orange. The mottled patchiness of the wall is lively and benign, inviting friendly conversation. Utterly sumptuous.

Burnt Car Door
by jomari

Comment:
Wonderfully, mysteriously suggestive and comely. A billowing ocean, etc., perhaps. That's part of the fun, engaging the imagination. The muted colors are nicely seasoned with rust. The unusual composition is strangely satisfying. How marvelous that you've found this on a burnt car door.