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by mefnj

Comment:
"I'm on the Outside, Looking In..."

The ice's surface makes subtle and ambiguous transitions to look like water and sky. Very engaging.

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by lei_73

Comment:
I Still Don't Know Him

The two figures are certainly interesting, but excess clutter intrudes on them. Maybe that's intentional, and if so, pardon the critical comment.

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by KMcC

Comment:
"You Get the Soda, I Have the Jumbo Popcorn."

Intriguing perspective.

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by snaffles

Comment:
Ready For Winter

Curious look. It seems packed with symbolism, but I'm not fathoming it. Looks like something from Ingmar Bergman.

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by prakashanand

Comment:
So Much Glee

Very sweet portrait. I like that the shallow depth of field concentrates on the hands -- we already know he's adorable.

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by jmritz

Comment:
Art Before Laundry

You'd think they're just there for reflection, but mirrors change everything. Whether bringing in the sky, catching the unaware or merely multiplying the obvious, it's often the ace up the sleeve. Here the photographer neatly gives the lie to this seemingly dingy room via the mirror's glimpse of freedom.
Or maybe I'm just being a blowhard.

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by wildiris

Comment:
Picasso's Wet Dream

Beautiful, intriguing water reflection.

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by AndreiD

Comment:
"Excuse Me. The Laxatives Are Kicking In."

Fun, retro, blast from the past image. The woman on the left, with her hand to her ear -- her forehead area could use some burning.

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by armando_m

Comment:
Kaleidonude

Fascinating. The skin color overlaps, the movement and her naked body offer great possibilities, but here I personally don't find the chosen poses to be interesting. I'd love to see more of this.

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by Kelli

Comment:
"....But I Have a Warm Heart"

Cute. (When I was in sixth grade I wanted to be a herpetologist).