Elephant Weather! (Look again!)
by Bear_Music

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And somebody is following ... be careful! lol

Fishing Weather
by Fredster

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Evidently. Hahaha. Nice.

Songs Under the Glacier
by Gudjonotto

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I wish I could name the performer. And I know this isn't similar music-wise but it brings to my mind Viktor Orri Árnason’s very moving “Earth Hymn” with YoYo Ma. Anything we can do to celebrate the earth right now is worth noting and remembering.

A procession in the Holy Week celebrations
by jmespiga

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This, in it's simplicity, is striking. Love it.

Bastille Day at Manga Qui
by NikonJeb

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Nice rich processing and such happy party goers... great capture!

sadie, sadie...
by tanguera

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A Johanna special, I'd guess. I might also guess everyone would have wanted for a ceiling just a wee bit taller... yikes. Great image, so fun, thank you for sharing.

Hora
by glad2badad

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Love it. Such a great capture.

interwoven
by kanaj

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There is something about this that grabs me... and it's maybe more about lines than shapes but I like it. The dof is not necessarily right for the challenge either, but hey, can you imagine if those were people, caught up, watching life as it blows by. Nice feeling.

Escher
by DistantColours

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Well done photo, good planning and execution. I see swirls. I see (leading) lines. I see graphic. Escher art, IMO, was mathematical, precise, everything fit together.
And maybe Henri Cartier-Bresson was too, in a way, but the subjects are so different that I'm finding it hard to wrap my head around the similarities here. He took life scenes and made them balanced, used geometry for sure but I think it was more about turning chaotic (urban mostly) spaces into orderly abstraction with shapes and light. (please note that I have no formal art training, this is just what I take away.) Cartier-Bresson is one of my favorites, Escher to me is interesting at best.

Onward, Mr. Frodo
by KristjanUnnar

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Love the shapes and the people. I think that, for the challenge, this would have benefitted from a crop to closer to the 24x36 format (size of the full format negatives used by Cartier-Bresson). But I like it. 7