Party Line
by agrimace

Comment:
Now that's a funny sign--what's that supposed to mean? That Bush didn't inhale? Or is that somehow "for" Kerry and Bush.

Geological Timelines
by drgsoell

Comment:
Very good idea for the challenge, those clouds are incredible. The tops are pretty overexposed unfortunately--the bottoms have such wonderful texture and tones, as do the rocky cliffs, it would be nice to do something to address the overepxosed areas.

Into the Morning Mix
by skylen

Comment:
This is very well laid out--I especially like the "background" placemat and how the pattern compliments the cup color and adds some complexity to the photo.

Window Lines
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Good idea (I had a similar idea, shot it, but didn't use it, and this is better anyway). It would have been nice to perspective correct it and square it off a bit (see the top of the shot). Or maybe not perspective and bad architecture ;)

Pine Line
by Morgan

Comment:
Looks like two Ent's talking. Interesting as an abstract.

Flight to Oz
by Brad

Comment:
I am very fond of this type of shot. I'll give you full credit, but technically, from the discussions, this is not an implied line. All the lines in the photo are real (including the shadow).

Battle Lines
by Cam

Comment:
One of my favorites of yours (I recognize) recycled! I was going to write you a note in fact telling you that this would be great for this challenge. Hoever, I am not sure I like this black and white treatment as well as the other. Seems to be a dottiness/grain to it the other didn't have (I recall).

A nice view in
by mrorange002

Comment:
Excellent Eric!

Into The Abyss
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
This falls looks great. I suggest you crop the building out though, the natural areas are beautiful here, but not the building!

" WATCH THE BIRDIE"
by kiwinick

Comment:
Overall, this is a well done shot, and I think photography was a good way to meet the challenge. I feel two things held this back: 1) the little stuffed animal doesnt belong as part of the message, and 2) the photos were portraits rather than photojournalistic (which to me really puts the communication in photography).

Sorry I didn't have time to comment during the challenge.