Cottongrass
by Gauti

Comment:
An absolutely beautiful photo, but not right for this challenge, so voting it lower.

The Lookout
by Ristyz

Comment:
I'm going through and voting on all the other pictures just so i can give this one a high score. It definitely meets the challenge and, even better, the rule of thirds is essential to the beauty of this photograph--many of the other pics could've been taken in any old way. My only quibble is that the sky is a bit grainy, but who cares??? 10.

Calcestruzzo Astratto
by Rebecca

Comment:
This is exactly what I think of when I think of an image without a subject--a picture that is still well composed, with good lighting, that you would want on your wall, but you would just have a hard time telling another person what it's about or why it's there. The only qualm I have is that putting "calcestruzzo" in the title kind of makes it what the photo is about, but if I hadn't looked it up I never would've known what it meant, anyway. 10.

MIB II - Frankie in his suit
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Awesome! Everyone knows the dog was the best part of that series. I hope no pugs were harmed in the making of this photograph.

The Godfather - part II
by chipuc

Comment:
Nice photo.

Pulp Fiction
by MichaelC

Comment:
Like this one.

I'd like you to meet Brusier Woods (Legally Blonde)
by Wildpurple

Comment:
Cute concept. Flash way too harsh.

"Heeere's Johnny!"-The Shining (1980)
by EssAreDubya

Comment:
Good job on the door similarity and the lock of hair!

Lash of the Whip (1926)
by posthumous

Comment:
Haven't seen it, but neat photo! Really has that old time movie feel.

The Shining
by Nunni

Comment:
Simple, yet one of my favorites from the numerous "The Shining" entries--one of my favorite movies. It would've been cool if you could've caught the typewriter mid-stroke, mid-sentence, like an action shot. Still, this was my favorite scene from the whole movie and I think you recreated the creepiness.