For Salsa
by bob350

Comment:
This distinctly painterly presentation evokes all of the tactility and sensuality of its subject matter.

Bridge
by beatabg

Comment:
The framing and restrained monotone processing on this are key. It's more than just an architectural candid; it's something that invites a lingering gaze on wonderful little angles, thin little lines, and majestic gestures of poise. The art of this shot is its ability to encapsulate both the grandeur of the human achievement and the granularity of its conception.

I dream gelato...
by LevT

Comment:
What a striking found moment. I love it. I'd bet this works really well as a centered-composition square crop, too.

In or Out
by glad2badad

Comment:
That's some lovely abstract seeing here.

Dabbling
by LevT

Comment:
If you play half as well as you operate that camera, I'm betting you could give quite a living room recital on that Yamaha. ;-)

Inner self
by mariuca

Comment:
The curation of a provocative idea within a carefully composed visual moment. The fact that the main subject is a mannequin only elevates the expression.

And right in the center, a cute little crater lives
by KristjanUnnar

Comment:
I would love to see Bob Ross take on this visage in one of his paintings. But the weighty, serenely commanding majesty of this composition does quite well just the way it is, I think.

February blues
by mariuca

Comment:
I got to see a sight rather like this myself this past April on the southeast corner of Central Park. I could never find an angle I especially liked for capturing it with the kind of mysterious clarity that you've achieved here. Bravo.

When I Grow Up
by DCrest01

Comment:
Consummately executed. The photography itself is gorgeous, but the cheeky humor that lands with something of a poignant catch in the throat is what makes this my favorite in the challenge. Bravo.

Desired: Spring Cleaning and a Summer Party
by glad2badad

Comment:
This was among my personal favorites in the challenge. I don't think I could have imagined a more texturally interesting way to evoke a sense of melancholy.