Moonlight
by Ammie

Comment:
Moody and romantic, yet not at all saccharine. It feels like an intimate invitation. Heady stuff.

Just Because
by grahamgator

Comment:
Very suggestive and magical, as if Mother Nature has more secrets than we'll ever know. Terrific fade in color and condition.

Cross Eye
by posthumous

Comment:
Fine three dimensional texturing with that beautifully emerging face. Very creative and artful. The mood is disturbing, but that's completely okay. Elegant and impressive.

Day Trip
by jomari

Comment:
I have no idea what this is (okay, there are some faces in there), but it sure engages the eye with its phantasmagoria of swirling and distorted mosaic tile-like pieces. Reminds me a bit of "Guernica." Stellar effort.

on a low note
by tate

Comment:
Campy and surrealistic with an interesting choice of colors, this image is creative and fun.

crazy times
by cutout

Comment:
I like the contrast between the somewhat somber colors and the joie de vivre of the figures. The background tilt adds to the jauntiness and the third, smaller figure before her own urban background adds additional interest and dimension. This is done by a steady, confident and highly competent hand, masterfully put together.

noonish
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Wonderful tangle of shadows, outdoor furniture and reflections. Works well in black and white.

cobblestone composite
by tvsometime

Comment:
Compelling colors in this patch of graffiti. I like it, and it feels like a Klee or Miro. Perhaps this was created by the photographer, and then, great; on the other hand, if it's an image of someone else's art, it's less true to the spirit of the challenge.

Oriwork
by Neat

Comment:
Like an architect's dream arising from his draft, putting on solidity in a synthesis of grays in a living grid. An enjoyable feeling of inception and birth. Beautifully integrated. And it looks good, too.

Impasse
by MeMex2

Comment:
Wonderful recession of planes and vistas, transfixing for the viewer as perhaps for the shadowed figure to the left as well. The excellent title takes the stop sign as a second terminus. The tension is palpable, yet the world does go on beyond the sign, offering more. Fine image.