Nephews
by Melethia

Comment:
You do sneak such good photography into your offhand photographs. Thank you.

commute
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Oh, it could be anything. And given a moment's reflection, it is! Thank you.

by messerschmitt

Comment:
When you said "cam resing on a tripod but not attached" I assumed at first that your cat's name was cam, and I thought, "well, thank goodness for that!". But I realise now that I was mistaken.

Winter Light
by mariuca

Comment:
Oh! Thank you.

my can
by jmritz

Comment:
Crap! I gave you a middle of the road score for once. I should have got my vote over on the distribution graph's kerb, like your can.

pillars of society
by daisydavid

Comment:
Shows what I know. All this time, and I still couldn't recognise a winning picture if it bit me on the arse. I'll just refresh myself by another look at the actual winners. Ahhh ... no, I won't.

I Could have Danced all Night
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Well you'd surely know how much I love this. Thank YOU!

pillars of society
by daisydavid

Comment:
Beautiful, clever, searingly original and bold in this company, and yet it still has the qualities to be popularly recognised as a Blue Ribbon picture. The photograph works on every possible level ΓΆ€“ social commentary; uncommon vision; skilled yet restrained photographic craft; humour and wit; even as a faux-abstract presence. There's no box left unticked! This should be the first time I have ever picked the winner. 10, an Order of the Thumb for those long winter nights, and a thank you.

Stripped and thrown away
by coraildefeu

Comment:
Just a beautiful photograph. Simple but complex; it can stand up to any amount of analysis and appreciation. This is by any standard a superb picture. 9 and the sinister Order of the Thumb for you. And a big thank you.

All That Glitters...
by tvsometime

Comment:
It's a pretty standard (though very good) street picture, but it fits the challenge like a glove with no fingers. Well seen and well done. 8. Thank you.