Trash to Treasure
by Judi

Comment:
I think there are quite a few members who'd be more than happy to see you get that to run in reverse ... ;-)

The Doctor Is In...
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I prefer the liquid version myself -- I don't know about "magic" but they're great soaps.

Green Energy
by Limescope

Comment:
Nice "close-up" of one of these; I like the detail of the vanes against the white cloud and composition of the splash of green at the bottom.

Even when its raining, the sun will shine, have hope
by mistchild2008

Comment:
Double-rainbows are hard to catch -- I've only seen a few myself. The positioning of the branch helps turn what could have been a distraction into a compositional element as it parallels the arcs of light.

-- Housefly Overdose --
by Lydia

Comment:
Or maybe from eating flies sprayed with various toxins ... excellent set-up.

Arsenic And Old Lace (don't drink the elderberry wine)
by sfalice

Comment:
I've actually made elderberry wine -- left out the arsenic though ;-)

Farrier
by classycam

Comment:
A cowboy's best friend's best friend. :-)

Untitled
by ososnilknarf

Comment:
Your faceless portrait has additional poignancy in this "memorial" challenge.

My, What Big Eyes You Have
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by boyd2000: Based on the set-up shots it looks like the sideways facing faces were purely unintentional.

Yes! I'm so glad you spotted those -- usually I'm good at seeing the "other picture in the picture" but not this time. The actually remind me of the traditional comedy/tragedy masks seen in association with the theater industry, which was actually one of my alternate topics if I hadn't gotten hold of this one.

The other reason I cut off the nose was that it was pretty lopsided, and I didn't think I could (legally) clone it enough to straighten it out -- I try to avoid taking any liberties with the rules that other members might not get away with. :-)

My, What Big Eyes You Have
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by LydiaToo: "Find or create a mask, and photograph someone wearing it this week." I had to count off for the 'no wearing' part... but it's an interesting image... I wish the bottom of the mask weren't cut off.

I wish the bottom weren't cut off too, but leaving it in would have required too much cloning work to have been legal under the applicable rule set. I tried to fix these problems in the print version.

BTW: The mask is being "worn" by my vitreous friend, Professor Airhead: