Crime scene
by Paul

Comment:
There is something perfect about this image. Perhaps the perfect crime!
Something of the early '70s from a film with Catherine Deneuve....

DuSable Bridge
by markwiley

Comment:
A true classic

stretch
by tnun

Comment:
I think that this is astounding. It was 7 from me and did not have time to add a few words but you put the viewer in a state of anxious guess work. Is this how the planet will get distorted? is this kneeling elephant sick or is it my elbow?
It's not so important for the duotones, thus probably the absence of comments, but the texture and content is powerful

Sheep on drugs
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
A phenomenal portrait!

lockstep
by 2mccs

Comment:
You caught the dilemma of making the first step! Wonderful

a brain unfolded
by mitalapo

Comment:
Mita I looked so much at this image that I was afraid not finishing my jury duty on the art challenge.
The grid makes us see the brain in a different way and there are not just two hemispheres…someone had to make some more progress on the subject!
A favorite

...and run
by insteps

Comment:
This is stunning Henry. Did not have time for writing but it was my highest vote.

under cover
by nixter

Comment:
An amusing street shot. Where would you find a man smoking pushing an old fashioned pram? In Liverpool or Manchester or even further North? Almost the Beatles era. Just wonderful.

Chasing Pavements
by Melethia

Comment:
I stopped at this image because in spite of its quite pedestrian title it contains something that I call sensory ghosts.
A mundane scene fixed as if by mistake, incomplete and faulty but containing an uncanny feeling that makes one pause.

Atwater
by davidw

Comment:
Is this the Atwater vineyard? Am I missing the meaning of the title? At water?

In any case, its solitary despair is beautiful and timeless. It’s a place in a world, anywhere really, lost in time and engulfed in its seclusion.

I got an even more intense feeling of suffocation when I cropped by mistake the bottom part of the picture.