I Feel Like Dancing
by hesitant

Comment:
Luscious seascape that draws one into the moment. I like it a lot. It appears to me that the clouds are doing the dancing and the foreground figure is doing the scratching.

Follow me, everything is all right
by pamb

Comment:
Nicely caught moment that makes me smile. The earth tones tie it all up in a warm package.

Over the hills and far away
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
The rolling mountains peek out almost coyly from the curtain of foreground foliage, enjoyable to look at in itself, but the image is all about the quality of light before a storm. That comes across in a beautiful and satisfying way.

"It's colder than it looks outside"
by MadMan2k

Comment:
Lovely portrait that surely captures the tone of the title. Modestly situated so that she's harmoniously balanced with the trees to her left. Her scarf is a wonderful chime of color.

If only I had truthfully seen - "Finding Home" by Saosin
by tegarahadinata

Comment:
Eerily eye-catching and very nicely lit. Like it a lot.

It feels like the world changes...just a little bit
by 2mccs

Comment:
Just mesmerizing. The transitions depicted in the puddle as it overspreads the manhole cover are delicate and eloquent. A wonderful eye at work. And so suitable to the song title.

Joy
by Neat

Comment:
Perfect title. These adorable children seem to bubble with life right out of the frame. The way they're lying on their bellies and the way the photographer meets them at their level helps make the picture. Though it's in black and white it seems to be in color -- such is the life force.

Silent Lucidity
by pearlseyes

Comment:
Beautiful combination of blue-grays and orange set free over a vast landscape. Attention grabbing terrain is completely unnecessary in this watercolor exploration of hue and interpenetration.

Wish You Were Here
by the_rkp

Comment:
So interesting and provokes a complicated pleasure. I really like how the camera focus is lovingly on the foreground swing, the emotional focus is on the out of focus assertively posed woman and the background is a further out of focus kind of institutional setting. Holds the attention and draws the viewer in.

For You , Sharon Van Etten
by jmritz

Comment:
An artist can find and devise beauty out of the commonplace that most people walk by, letting the wondrous moments stream into banality. Such is this photographer. And I'm hard put to explain why I feel so moved by this image. Perhaps it has to do with the discontinuities. Perhaps with the essentially triangular composition, adroitly secured by the smudges of snow at bottom center. Perhaps by admiration of his vision.
A third co-favorite.