2. August
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Love that crisp foreground detail.

The Line of Innocence
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
This was a 7 from me. To me, this speaks the language of the challenge rather eloquently.

Divine Light
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Fantastic photography. Love the instant digicam feel of the processing--it lends something gritty and unpolished to the story, appropriate to the subject matter. I'm going to assume this was intentional, but the juxtaposition of the subject with the chintzy-looking Santa Claus decoration makes this feel like an interrogation more than an observation. I really dig that.

No caption needed.
by KristjanUnnar

Comment:
Love the way the dog's gaze makes you wonder what interesting thing is in the background of this group pose. Awesome monochrome work, too.

Friday's Over
by Pangurban

Comment:
First rate photography here, in my book.

where the streets have pretentious names
by tate

Comment:
Your eye never fails to intrigue me. What a poignant, suggestive capture this is...

6
by magenmarie

Comment:
Moody and cinematic--like a backstage scene to a suburban drama. Glad to see this one on the front page!

Summertime
by LevT

Comment:
Fabulous capture. Definitely an abundance of urban cultural storytelling here.

Busking in Oxford
by tryggvimar

Comment:
First-rate photography at every level. Love the storytelling here.

A Dying Breed
by markwiley

Comment:
A classic candid capture. But the tasteful hint of observational humor really makes it feel almost staged. Nicely done!