important matters
by Tiberius

Comment:
I am interested more in the containers. Tea?

... okay, then I anchor elsewhere
by bjoern

Comment:
I gave you 8 for a perfect find. I like the chaos
In b&w you might enhance more the intruder.

The Book of Answers
by Barroness

Comment:
A lot of reading to understand the title!

Worn Out Welcome
by jomari

Comment:
On second thoughts, mind your steps!

not giving up
by tvsometime

Comment:
Well felt. Well found. Well done

Poubelle de Table
by nam

Comment:
Smart French with a nice jar for food scraps.
Yes the outtakes was even nicer

Light 'Em Up!
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
How did I stumble upon this image that is 16 years in age? Stunning. A favorite.
PS nice hands

Blue Heron, February Evening
by kanaj

Comment:
An absolutely charming and great image. I am torn between admiration and jealousy.

bye
by kichu

Comment:
I first thought that I saw this bird before, still running like a busy mother hen, impossible to be captured in one shot. A clip of a flip book which create the illusion of animation when flipped rapidly. I like the sepia tone as if in the frantic movement of the bird the dust got into our eyes.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment:
Books have titles, poems have titles, even music needs a certain connotation or a name. Paintings and photographs can stand anonymously if so decided by the artist. I like titles in general - sometimes they become a distant voice of the artist to introduce his work or to play a trick on the viewer and annoy with another riddle. Sometimes they can be misleading as I thought in this case. The title "Glitch" took me on a too common reality. For me this image was an AHA moment. A fraction of a second when looking indifferently from a speedy train, a lost idea, a clue of an unsolved mystery appeared clear in the mind and the eyes saved the moment. Saved as a slide for further reference.