Krab
by magnetic9999

Comment:
"Here's looking at you kid" is not supposed to be the canape's line...(try rotating 90 degrees clockwise)

One Square Meal
by Anachronite

Comment:
Looks like it was toxic to the one on the bottom left...

Something Too Rare
by togtog

Comment:
"Bah! Thinking's for squares!"

Shapes, Color, and ... Pie?!
by indigo997

Comment:
I don't recall seeing anyone use a knit tablecloth before. Using a solid color instead of a pattern would probably allowed you to save at a higher-quality JPEG and eliminate some of the other (slight) artifacting.
Pretty good job handling the white on white.

Come In
by justine

Comment:
To me the photo says "keep out" more than come in...I like the variety of textures. I'd maybe want to try higher contrast just to see how it would work, but it might make it too stark.

Windows & Door
by bcncrazy

Comment:
All the odd angles and shapes give this an Escher-like feel...maybe you should try it in an exaggerated grayscale version as well.

New York Windows
by dimitrii

Comment:
I like the irregular border effect ...
(Author's edit: Just remembered there's "no rules" for this challenge!)

Manassas Battlefield Old Stone House - 1828
by smellyfish1002

Comment:
Did you do a version with a bloody arm reaching for the doorknob?

No Cars Allowed
by GeneralE

Comment:
Here is a link to a longer shot (from the other end) of the bridge, showing the structure but no signs...
Pedestrian Bridge.

Stenocereus Thurberi
by Annida

Comment:

Originally posted by Annida: Hehe, thanks everybody! I am my biggest critic! I have flogged myself over and over for posting an inferior (in my eyes) shot.

Gee Annida, I really don't think self-flagellation is warranted. I will without hesitation submit a "far less than perfect" photo for a three main reasons.

If people recognize and comment on the same flaws I find, it validates (somewhat) my ability to evaluate my own photos. Likewise, if they find new flaws, it will point out how/where I need to look more carefully at my own work.

Finally, people will sometimes find something wonderful, interesting, or unusual which I didn't notice myself, or offer a suggestion for reworking and improving the photo.

I try and submit something every week. Many photos are not technically perfect, but I try and make them all interesting, creative, or meaningful if not stunning.