Foggy Dawn
by mqnaufal

Comment:
What a lovely brew of color and atmosphere.

Battersea Power Station
by DistantColours

Comment:
It's beautiful but I'm afraid of this future, yet here it is now.

Across the canal
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Who has the audacity and style to wear this necklace? The conscious and reflected unconscious. complicated minimalism at its best

nothing to see here
by tate

Comment:
The tilt of the bike is all. I'd eagerly see this movie.

existences IV
by Tiberius

Comment:
Incredible as it is what it is, it's almost impossible to not let it go abstract and further absorb and titillate.

Condo Lobby
by Cuttooth

Comment:
I agree with you on many fronts -- drama, mystery, composition, tones, framing and holding the eye.

the long good bye
by mariuca

Comment:
Uncannily beautiful and moving, deftly minimal. One could even call it an articulate smudge. I love how the vast grainy foreground and background parlay the stripe of activity into poetry.

afternoon stroll
by tanguera

Comment:
Well, this is my favorite, gave it a 9.

aftermath
by jmritz

Comment:
A haunting, deep image. After the ambulance arrives. This is never good, prompted by pain and perhaps anguish or death. But along with despair the sun is shining, even brightly, and life goes on. The aftermath bifurcates into sadness and the glory of existence. The image is full and resonant, with a complicated, strong composition and visiting a lush range of tones and emotions.
Personal favorite of the challenge.

Are you sure they're not spiders?
by vawendy

Comment:
Curiosity pushed me to look this up. Under their other name (there are several), harvestmen, we can discover that they're arachnids but not spiders. They have only one pair of eyes and their bodies are not segmented. They belong to a distinct order, Opiliones, distantly related to spiders.
And, oh, this is a terrific image. I love how the close focus on the body leaves most of the legs out of.
Along this line of interesting tidbits, the little tank-like sowbugs are not bugs at all. They are crustaceans.