Sky Lines
by vtruan

Comment:
In ancient times, this might have been looked on as a portent of trouble to come.
We know better; trouble comes whatever you see in the sky. This is a very telling picture. Taken just at the right moment, You can't dither here. The lacy trees at the bottom frame it very well.

A Dash of Dusk
by GP

Comment:
This is a dark picture, and the tiny relief of the opened window is very effective.
It seems to be a vertical surface, but I may be wrong.

Keys
by rook

Comment:
This is a novel idea, and it works.

Granada Bridge
by Grandmom

Comment:
I like the strange snaky shape of the bridge, almost as if it had been distorted somehow, and the uprights are part of the scheme.

A Light in the Darkness
by Jade

Comment:
This nice glass candelabra looks just a little odd standing on the carpet, I think it would have been better against the wall with no lines intersecting. But that is just my opinion. The imaging is very good.

Parallel Universe
by caba

Comment:
Try as might, I just cannot work out what I'm looking at. (Don't tell me or you'll destroy the illusion). I like it very much. It must have a chance.

Reavis Ranch
by LoudDog

Comment:
What a good image of a neglected corner of an estate. The angles are very interesting and the whole picture is imbued with a feeling of sadness. Very well done.

Looking for Yesterday
by insteps

Comment:
This has a melancholy feel to it , asyou know and is well titled. I don't have a picture in this challenge as I just joined yeswterday, and I'm much too busy throwing my weight around to take pictures. Maybe next time. This one is really good. I have no idea what I would have chosen for an entry, it would have been difficult.

Old Bridge
by Cam

Comment:
This is a good image. A well-constructed brdige, starting to show its age, but with dignity. Well done.

Newspapers
by lordrich

Comment:
This works very well. The grainy look suits it. If it were sharpened, it might get boring, with so many lines.