hagiographic
by tnun

Comment:
Perfectly titled, this is a real photograph independently of the challenge and yet right on the topic. I like the deep longing that is implied and the harsh reality visible in the right hand side of the image.
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Boat Garages
by illini75

Comment:
This would be seriously good if all spaces would be filled with boats - as such, is more "humane" that what Gursky is attracted to. It's a good shot. What would I do with it is a different question. Each time I look at a challenge I am aware of the topic but also think of a place where I would file the picture for later viewing. I I do not have a folder for it, yet

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cell
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
A beautiful photograph on its own right and titled well (Gursky or not, I bump it)

Escalate
by giantmike

Comment:
The feet of a gigantic spider. The pyramids of our times
well done
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Hanjin Dallas
by godot

Comment:
Are you in Korea?
Yes, almost frightening. You could have trimmed the ends of the ship so that we lose the scale, its length
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Lines
by the99

Comment:
That's a jewel of an image where abstraction coexist with a sense of normality, the unknown with the familiar
I find it somehow the opposite of Gursky just because here my interest is sparkled and the sameness does not alienate me.
I give it a 10

Town
by mrbig65

Comment:
The comfort of strangers, of closeness.
Well done
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The gathering
by herfotoman

Comment:
This is so clever! You did put the viewer in a small airplane. Well done!
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High Desert II
by Cory

Comment:
After windows and escalators and canned food we get a sprinkle of animals! Equally disorienting but oh, the tonality is so reassuring. A beautiful shot worth bumping

Escalators
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Oh boy, if this is real it tells a lot about the architecture of our times. Well done.
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