Duck Funeral
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
I was your 9 Georges. I find this piece of documentary fascinating. With a color palette to match it.
That's how they dry them and probably smoke them form the fumes of the cars. The background is amazing also.

Considering the beyond
by Paul

Comment:
A Henry Moore, almost.

f u r y
by Alain

Comment:
The wave as a huge eiderdown over the ocean in a great grey ambiance

Fog
by armando_m

Comment:
You made me google this amazing place. How far from the original is this shot? What are these trees?

Tomb Raider
by FromDaRock

Comment:
captivating, yes

my heart is full
by jmritz

Comment:
Beautiful. A charcoal drawing.
The hand is magnificent!

Chase
by MargaretNet

Comment:
…little hen, the prettiest ever seen….
Marvelous and bumped to 10

like back in the summer of '69
by Neat

Comment:
For what's worth, a 10 from me.
It's an ocean that I've not seen but a joy that I still experience, just like in '69 with a tiny element of danger of all the years to come.

Cinema obscura. 30 Minute, 1800 second exposure
by bob_bobski

Comment:
Mighty interesting photograph. I knew exactly what it was being a fan of Abelardo Morell.
It was 7 from me, not more because the bright colors did not take me into the "obscure" realm and became too technical.
Wonderful exercice.

what we leave behind
by Neat

Comment:
I much prefer the outtake. This one, although I marked it 7, left me unclear about my own reaction. And it's a bit wobbly itself - things are either curved or straight, my eyes are searching for something to grasp in a sea of maroonish sepia. This is of course my own reading as blunt as I could have put it but the image itself was among one of my highest marked in this challenge.
The outtake has extraordinary power and it's like a grave piece of music. You could have posted it in the "painting" challenge although I prefer to relate to its musicality.