Store For Rent
by streetpigeon

Comment:
This one is gorgeous. You could have created it from bits and pieces and I would have loved it. That you had the eye to find, preserve and present it absolutely delights me.

I have an abstract artist friend who, among other things, creates diptychs and triptychs from photographs of bits and pieces she finds as she wanders her city. You might be interested in her work: Diptychs and Triptychs by Marlene Burns

the power of art
by mariuca

Comment:
Now that's love - and what I love is the inclusion of the piece of art. They are oblivious but to themselves.

devil cat
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Those eyes - and that tongue out menacingly - yep, I can see "devil cat". The swirl (camera rotation while shooting slow shutter?) makes me think of his paw outstretched with, doubtless, nails extended, raking down as he pounces on prey.

- - - -
by krnodil

Comment:
Blinds on an angle rotated - great tones, lines, and play of light and shadow.

What's Inside Matters
by jomari

Comment:
Love the way the title is played out in a number of spots in this one - the lettering, the feed pail, the large chest that contains who knows what - and then the kid who is probably raising this cow and learning so much by doing so.

Back Porch
by Germaine

Comment:
Wonderfully eerie but homey at the same time. Love the way this one looks like a shadow in color.

Quarter Horse
by streetpigeon

Comment:
Clever title and effective cropping - raring to go, this steed is.

Check out the Cow
by jomari

Comment:
Our town has done a number of these projects - not cows but the large sculptures that are provided to different artists who then decorate them as they wish. Usually they are eventually sold with the proceeds going to some good cause.
I love the bright colors and patchwork pattern here.

subway
by insteps

Comment:

Originally posted by insteps: . . . We had been out walking around the city for hours. She was tired and didn't really want her picture taken. I took it anyway ;-)

That explains it. I thought she looked a bit pained . . . I would have been, too :)

Magic
by RKT

Comment:
Love the tones, depth of field, and composition here. I feel as if the bee is just entering the scene and will be drawn upward to that one, sharply in-focus blossom. I really like the diagonal progression from soft to just slightly oof to sharp.