I read the news today oh boy
by whiteroom

Comment:
Yay! Bloody marvellous.

Gatherer
by zapgrafx

Comment:
It took me a moment to connect the field with the farm/factory/storage facility thing. Which makes the link 'humanity', and which in turn makes for an interesting subject - all 'humanity' being interesting, naturally. The edge light on the plants is perhaps a bit camp, but there's also a certain sense of 'red weed' that makes for interesting allusions.

Dark Questions
by gtjewell

Comment:
Ominous title; and ominous clouds to go with it. The repetition of the diagonals is quite effective - edge of building, line of cloud, angle of bird's wings. Enough grace, compositionally - enough real sense of finesse? I'm not quite convinced, I'm afraid.

• Interrupted •
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Given the very basic composition, and the contrasty light here, one is tempted to think this is simply about the missing rings on the ladder. Yet the angles of the composition make me wonder if there isn't more to it. I'm not sure what, though. Maybe that's me, and maybe it isn't there ...

No Road Home
by bleu

Comment:
Interesting shot; has a hazed, kind of polaroid feel, especially with that red saturation. The white thing - house? home, even? caravan? - almost looks like a smple imperfection.

Dad creates his own "missing link"
by smardaz

Comment:
The utter lack of interest in those kids almost makes this shot.

In between turtle and who knows what
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I'm unsure of what I'm looking at; I don't think that's a bad thing.

We Ate Them
by vtruan

Comment:
I like the sense of occasion brought about by your careful matching of the sky tone to the background of the site: this image would simply not have the same effect viewd in almost any other circumstances - unless it be a Mark Rothko-style specification of a gallery's wall colour. I'm uncertain of the reference of your title, however.

Found the Missing Link
by jessie

Comment:
I fond your choice of point of view for this image rather peculiar: such a confusion of shapes and angles, and even a hint of something beyond frame to intrigue in that lifting bridge. Your 'link' is partially lost in that confusion, and partially starkly outlined against the grass. I don't know what to make of it.

Lost in Time
by elsapo

Comment:
An interesting whimsy, although more than a little derivative. Efficiently done.