stop
by ErinM

Comment:
I recognize that lovely crease in the wall. No quibbles about the cutting room floor from me this time; I Love it Just the Way It Are.

television
by cgino

Comment:
I have never seen a photograph of a window that I didn't like. If Pirelli made their renowned annual calendar with pictures of windows instead of girls with big ambitions, I'd start buying it every year. I've said it before on someone else's photograph, but a window is the only visible place where two worlds meet, and that never fails to enchant me. I may have a mild window fetish, I suppose.

1.23.09A.jpg
by TheStick

Comment:
I love these 'snow' globe things (although presumably this one is a light, or maybe a 'dust' globe?) They are so awful that they're fabulous. This one's exceedingly fabulous.

My Morning
by pawdrix

Comment:
Yes it definitely looks like some kind of cabal over there. They are just waiting for the signal. No, not that signal ... the real one, that only they will recognize.

Pedestrians
by Germaine

Comment:
This is the color the wall was after that guy on the motorcycle splatted into it. He'd just had an avocado and chili sub, I guess. Not surprised that he crashed.

in stride
by Jutilda

Comment:
That's good. The shadows are a lot of fun, and surprisingly small ... I mean look at the dog; the shadow is only half the size you'd expect it to be.

by LevT

Comment:
That high contrast is perfect with that earthy hair and that slightly demonic smile. She looks like a high contrast lady, all things considered. If she was a guitar chord, only Pete Townshend of The Who could play it.

Allyway
by trevytrev

Comment:
Surprising how much extra interest comes from the rubbish bin leaning back at an angle. Just that one small note of discord really makes the shot.

Beacon
by trevytrev

Comment:
God, is it still snowing there?

by ErinM

Comment:
This is very good.

I rarely do this, but I'm going to admit that I'd have taken a square crop from the top, and left the arrow to fend for itself on the cutting room floor. The human figure is just so memorably accented against the light wall, and bracketed by the vertical shadow of a tone that exactly matches his own, that I think the arrow actually drains some of the tension out of the shot.

When someone tells me how my own stuff should have been, I don't take it at all well. So I hope you're of a more amenable disposition than I.