by the pool
by mitalapo

Comment:
Typical scene at the MoMa.

Waiting for Layla to arrive
by RamblinR

Comment:
To me the border adds a very ominous look that does not belong here. It takes away all the careful lighting of the profile.

Smoking in Venice
by jdannels

Comment:
Can't resist to Venice photos!

Still
by Siggav

Comment:
I think that the border kills the image

Implied Lines
by schlef

Comment:
Interesting image, neat and restrained processing - a breath of fresh air after looking at a lot of very pedestrian shots in this challenge

post haste
by ubique

Comment:
Very appropriate and imaginative for the challenge. Here the LL create a visual narrative not by use of perspective only. 9

Choose your line
by BasaNique

Comment:
This image keeps growing on me. I bumped it to 9. I cannot be totally objective though since I love these crossings of old rails and keep photographing them myself. Kindred spirit.

The Old Timer
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
I certainly think that this would take a ribbon for humor as well, on more time. But the shoe shiner got my rapt attention and left a note for it.

Rosey Dan a.k.a. Cap'n Biff
by bergiekat

Comment:
Now you got me. To search your location!? This picture is a riot!
I read of a Greek man who attached butterflies to his hat (Gerald Durrell, author).
Same category! Thanks

Shoe shine David
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Well, the "Rogain" picture is very funny but my complete favorite is this one. It's the lack of hope that is haunting. The opposite of "tomorrow will be another day" - for him it seems that tomorrow will be just the same day like today and yesterday and the hope in his limpid eyes is for something higher. Forgive my rambling, but for me the implied story is one of the greatest quality of a photograph or any piece of art for that matter. Theaches us to search deeper. Thanks for a splendid portrait. I add it to my favorites