I'll just FLY over this damn fence
by Alicia

Comment:
Apt title. Nice hard light too, Fits the subject.

The Sky is The Limit
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Ah yes. That intimate relationship one has with the little visual notebook. It becomes like a pocket sized friend. Had one. Just a day ago my 350XT which has been with me everyday for more than two years and is at least 100,000 clicks from new with no replacement shutter decided its poor little shutter button was too tired to respond anymore to the incessant demands placed on it. So long dear friend. You've taught me a lot.

why fly high?
by skewsme

Comment:
A photo in search of a challenge. But now we are out of that limiting circumstance, we can enjoy it for what it is. Indeed, it's a pretty view and the lone bird completes the effect.

When The Wind Drops
by Wildcard

Comment:
Revisiting your photo ages after the challenge. I have to say it is quite captivating. The small detail delights.

Ready For Launch
by alanfreed

Comment:
There's something about the design of that thing (especially the tower) that looks like it is an accretion of various objects over a period of years. I think there must have been more than one pick-up going down to Stan's junkyard on the corner picking up bits and pieces for that project. And that rust colour does not do much for the overall first impression either. I guess they will come up with something a bit more modernistic looking in the future, shiny blue and streamlined.

Just Mad About Saffron
by Wildcard

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Donovan has been back in the news.... I'm just mad about Saffron Saffron's mad about me I'm just mad about Saffron She's just mad about me. Half bokeh half almost realized defined texture. It is abstract indeed it is. (Read that last sentence backwards and forwards for better effect). It looks like corporate art. Designed to titillate but not offend. Who can criticize though if someone is going to buy it for thousands... :)

untitled
by krnodil

Comment:
That nose disturbs me. The eyes alone would be stereotypical design. But the nose dilutes the impact of the eyes. My reaction...

The Odd Couple
by mia67

Comment:
Stephen Hawking immediately comes to mind. The backside surreptitious view is enlightening. Off they stare into the distance, the world, the universe, and beyond. I wonder what they're wondering about. Computers seem so much about an inactive life - and your photo seems to confirm my view.

Majestic
by SamDoe1

Comment:
This tiger has a negative attitude. I mean, it is not living up to its cultural background. No nice glint in the eye or salivating fangs, for instance. Get with it, mate. Shake off those bonds and roar with the pack.

It's the way things go
by IreneM

Comment:
One of the nicest flower photos I've seen for a while. 7.