Abuse breaks more than homes
by Shanny403

Comment:
I'm trying to think of the photographer who took the photos of the families during the Dust Bowl of the 30's. This is certainly reminiscent of her work, although a touch less harsh in the focus. Maybe a bit contrived, unless this woman really has been abused. I like that it speaks to our social consciousness, either way.

Poached Egg
by Hipychik

Comment:
I'm having a hard time distinguishing in my mind, the difference in fine art and modern art. Are they the same? Hmmmm - not sure. I certainly put this in the modern art category. I like the elements of surrealism.

Creation
by jmritz

Comment:
Yep - I can see this in a modern art gallery. It speaks to our society doesn't it? McDonalds is as far from art as it gets, yet this is a statement on our social consciousness and skewed importance. Well done.

Three Breaths
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Interesting and thought provoking. I'm trying to analyze and figure out the title. I'm curious how you did it.

Wind Up Ballerina
by timfythetoo

Comment:
The darkness of the bed head and foot are a tad distracting. Fun and whimsical idea. :)

Mekong
by ubique

Comment:
Interesting crop. I rather like it.

Just Play
by JulietNN

Comment:
He's on fire!!! ;)

An Orchid and Three Eggs
by Germaine

Comment:
This is lovely. So many of these entries are contrived. This is staged but it works for me. I like the hint of blue on the eggs and the way they are equally as focused as the orchid. I can see it on a huge canvas, hanging in a modern home over a sleek no-frills couch.

Cain and Abel
by MichaelC

Comment:
Oh I love the low key approach. Perfect title and certainly worthy of the fine art category.

Creative Outlet
by zencow

Comment:
HAHA Great title. I like the textures and tonal range. 7