Bluff_IMG_0257-DPC
by GeneralE

Comment:
Epic view. The shadows really add depth.

Fifty Shades of Still Life
by lovemelvin

Comment:
Props for cleverness here. :-) I'm genuinely curious about the story behind this one. It looks like the sort of thing that would be served in THE MENU. :-O

And the cleanness of your microwave...

Always
by glad2badad

Comment:
An image that finds something familiar and makes it dreamily fresh. I love the affection this one hums with. Congrats!

A Good Omen
by Refocused

Comment:
What a lovely gift, Larry. These kinds of shots are so hard to compose and process attractively. Almost like someone knew just where to place it for an eye like yours to share it with the world...

uncombed
by primabarbara

Comment:
Congrats, Barbara! Awesome shot. Literally just this morning Henry and I happened on a pair of these in the wild and stopped by the road to watch them. Couldn't get anything remotely this close on camera, but they are just so majestic to behold in person.

family pic
by Hind0615

Comment:
I lingered on this one several times in the challenge. It has an unpolished candor that I find compelling--and definitely thematically relevant. I understand why it underperformed here, but I wanted to drop a word of encouragement because I really do think there's something to the eye behind this camera. I hope you share more of your work here.

Illusions over a cup of coffee
by primabarbara

Comment:
I did a little cyberstalking on the cafe here. I was genuinely curious because it looks like the kind of coffee culture venue Elyse and I encountered in Seattle, and coffee is one of my deep loves in life. So when I saw the Munich connection, the visual style was obvious--Barbara to a "T." But I really love the abstraction--the way this is "about" something more ephemeral than a coffee shop, the diners within, or the urban context within which both are situated. It feels like a curated moment from a savored lifestyle.

St Jean Kilisesi
by Mona

Comment:
Nice one, Mona. This is composed with an artist's eye.

Oops!... I Did It Again
by lovemelvin

Comment:
Congrats on this one! I had something similar I was contemplating using, but it didn't feel nearly this playful or geometrically interesting.

Sand, Sea, and Sky
by markwiley

Comment:
Congrats, Mark! This was one of my top three for this challenge.