Just Coffee
by CEJ

Comment:
This has an understated, impressive sense of reality-in-waiting that moves me. Well done!

Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner…
by Imagineer

Comment:
My lady friend's an expatriate Brit, and she loves the song. According to her, this image makes her homesick. Since I already liked it very well myself, that's worth a bump :-)

Nothings Left Any More
by JulietNN

Comment:
Outstanding. Completely allegorical in all aspects, the framing, the substance, the rendering. Beautifully done. Major bump on second pass, good luck!

Bosc
by Maureen Theriot

Comment:
Simple, classic, delectable, and a 7 from me.

Innocence
by shaislip

Comment:
The texture here is startling, even eerie. Excellent PP, wonderful capture.

Late Shopping
by Omni

Comment:
Absolutely outstanding, beautifully rendered. This one came up right next to "Lost in Time" in my voting queue, and what a pair of bookends they made.

It's just a personal reaction, but for me there's a palpable, even aching sense of loneliness emanating from this image. Bumping on second pass, and good luck.

Lost in Time
by Charlene

Comment:
I want to see into each of these windows. I want to read the playbill (or menu? whatever) in its display. I want to listen in as the lovers murmur. I want to be in this place and of this time.

The Thaw
by violinist123

Comment:
I spent half a winter trying to take an ice image that would do what this one does. I failed. You succeeded. Beautiful work.

Bending Down
by ryand

Comment:
This is just wonderful, it seems to capture, utterly, the quirky essence that is "giraffe". The disconnected neck, the dependent head, are just SO right :-) Good luck with this.

Abbazia di Sant'Antimo
by Gordon

Comment:
What a startlingly different take on Tuscany's most beautiful Benedictine Abbey. The luminosity of this is so in keeping with the spirit of reaching towards the Lord that will have informed this holy place from the beginning.

I'm sure you're getting hammered by the voters, and that's understandable I guess, but a little sad. I'd like to think that anyone who knows this palce, has visited it, will understand and appreciate this iage.