what next?
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Oh, I do love this one. Admittedly, I think it says more about the photographer than the subject, but I know EXACTLY what it's like to be bored and looking about and suddenly "see" art precisely because the mind is looking to engage with something--anything. That's a bump from me.

Long day
by LevT

Comment:
A lot of pathos in this portrait. Nice work!

The Dirty Rascal
by glad2badad

Comment:
Possibly my favorite in the challenge. I'm astounded by how effective this selective focus still life is for me. It's simply marvelous.

The culprit
by MargaretNet

Comment:
I don't understand the title, but I rather love the grandeur of this landscape. :-)

safety first
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Another surreal composite that keeps my eye wandering. I would love to watch a live edit as you do this sort of thing.

Down the Line
by Melethia

Comment:
Excellent kinetic energy to this shot. The high contrast b/w processing and perfectly centered vanishing point really help with that.

Sunset in the City
by noraneko

Comment:
This is groovy and fun to look at. Feels very much like it would make a great canvas print for an office space.

Behind closed doors
by wildiris

Comment:
This would also have worked great in a "hidden faces" challenge. Makes me think of one of the characters in my son's video games.

Through the Portal
by MargaretNet

Comment:
The framing and color processing make this feel almost futuristic. Very compelling for me.

Cat's Game
by vawendy

Comment:
Clever variation on a familiar theme. The subject placement, lighting, and color processing are just gorgeous for me. My only nit (and this is a nit of nits): While I love the balls of yarn being different sizes, my eye really wants to swap that ball in the lower right of the frame with the one in the top center. Surely I'm unique in that, though?