Electric Tattoo
by BAMartin

Comment:
It's packed with interest and entertainment. Very nice monotone conversion too. But my greatest pleasure came from realising that none of the five figures is visually or physically interacting with any other. It's as if they are each quite unaware of the presence of all the others. It's odd and weirdly pleasing that five people engaged on a common task would be arrayed in this disconnected way in a photograph. 8. Thank you.

where the wild things are
by skewsme

Comment:
This is difficult. I'm either slightly ambivalent or wildly enthusiastic about it. I'll go with wildly enthusiastic I think. Thank you. Second longer look ... I'm still happy with enthusiastic. A contemporary cave painting. Love that mad wolf thing. Thanks again.

"The Last Leaf" [or "Ode to O Henry"]
by Lydia

Comment:
Absurd photograph. I love that. 8. Thank you!

Hiding
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
This is a beautifully self-contained and self-assured photograph. If she were still active here I'd have attributed this one to RKT. Or if not her then skewsme. Beacons in the darkness, those two. So well done & thank you!

sentient
by 4trtone

Comment:
Remarkably weird. Also weirdly remarkable. Top ten for me. Thank you.

quadratum infinitum
by bspurgeon

Comment:
First I liked the image, then I didn't like it, then I did. Like the old zen paradox about a mountain. I had a quandary infinitum. Resolved in your favour. 8.

the unbearable lightness of being
by smardaz

Comment:
I like the picture for its tonal and graphic presence; all those great blocks of darkness and light, all those slightly spherical lines of perspective, but I think it would be far better without the girl in it. Also more appropriate to the book title, which I assume must have been itself fairly lightly chosen.

3:58 pm
by bvy

Comment:
Mad. Nothing wrong with that; I wish there was more of it. Thank you.

6:45am - Homeless - Cold
by dswann

Comment:
A person in a wheelchair covered in a blanket? At 6:45 am? Surely not? But I suppose I must take your word for it. Still ... how would a wheelchair-bound person drape a blanket over themselves in this way? With great difficulty, as in pretty much everything else, I suppose.

Always with style
by gyaban

Comment:
Remarkable. Looks like you are packing heat, or are you just happy to see posthumous?