Tightrope walker
by herfotoman

Comment:
Excellent! I have several possible stories for this, all of 'em fun. Your clever double entendre is the best one. Thank you.

acrop aka heavens gate
by daisydavid

Comment:
Me too.

sand #4
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Nice grain.

The dilemma
by jmritz

Comment:

Originally posted by bspurgeon: Originally posted by ubique: Originally posted by LydiaToo: Seriously? I'm supposed to pick an item out of "these" that doesn't belong? Nope. I don't even know what the objects ARE! 3 No, you putz. Well, I wouldn't go that far, maybe a very nice putz! She is a wonderful person who usually doesn't like blur so I don't hold it against her, at least not often! I will say that this style of imagery is best appreciated by those who also create similar images. There is a difficulty, and delicacy, to these images that is often under appreciated. Although it comes natural to the lucky few, it is mostly an acquired taste.

I thought it was a term of endearment. A sort of gentle gibe, not too harsh. It is where I come from.

ETA I looked it up. It has a meaning I never intended, so I apologise & withdraw it.

Message edited by author 2011-02-14 13:45:08.

Rhapsody - Elizabeth Taylor
by love

Comment:
Wrote a longer comment on this and now I've somehow lost it in looking back over my favourite entries before voting ends. You almost ended up with just a full stop for a comment! It's a very convincing 'classical' photograph in style, and very well done too. Beautiful. Thank you.

The dilemma
by jmritz

Comment:
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Message edited by author 2011-02-14 13:45:45.

00000
by bspurgeon

Comment:
It's a staggeringly high speed macro shot of a 9mm round in flight, yes? Coming straight at the photographer at 1200 feet per second. And then it ... Oh! ... you OK, Ben?

Enigma
by zeuszen

Comment:
Beats me.

Afternoon Recess
by wbanning

Comment:
This is so good that it hardly needs approbation. So I'll just shut up and say 10. My top pick in the challenge. Thank you.

I like you
by jmritz

Comment:
Now and then a delightfully low-fidelity photograph can achieve so much more than a ponderously literal one. This is one of those glorious cases. The joy in it would be diminished by anything 'less' than the sparse presentation you have conjured up here. It's not in itself great photography of course, and yet it really is a great photograph in another sense entirely. It reaches. A bloody beauty. Top two for me. Thank you.