Going somewhere - most likely in a head wind
by Ranger

Comment:
What a great focal point and I like the way you have repetition/ symmetry in the image from the trees and then the asymmetrical from the lone cyclist. Good choice to include huge expanse of empty sky.

Levers and Slots (or maybe just a hairbrush)
by dsa157

Comment:
This is very striking - I can look at it with different scales - a hairbrush - a toaster size mystery machine, a strange piece of modern architecture... most cool. I think I'd convert to black and white to lose that purple tinge on the base but you may have wanted that edge of colour.

Gone But Not Forgotten (Offering Underneath the Banyan Tree)
by librodo

Comment:
That texture and detail is pulling me in and I like the two colour split background very much.

Go Speed Racer!
by welcher

Comment:
Nice curved line from corner down to foreground - gives a strong composition. Like low DOF (but then I'm a big fan of shallow DOF images more often than not) and black and white works well.

Old Rusty Nail
by dsidwell

Comment:
Wow! That's incredible! Great textures and the way the wood is almost black and white works so well against that rich rusty red. This really is wonderful!

City of the Lost Locks
by Paclo

Comment:
Very cool - lighting a touch harsh - fascinating subject.

Butterfly
by Jean

Comment:
I'm not sure I could ever see a beautiful butterfly as mundane but this is a stunning shot, well chosen background, well composed image, it's so unusual to see a nature shot that is so modern and clean. Very striking.

A seat under the stars
by andywightman

Comment:
Much coolness. What a view.

just another day
by grigrigirl

Comment:
I'm not sure I could ever think of a beautiful young boy as mundane so, for me, it's not a good fit to the challenge theme, but I do like the image. I like the shadows and the high contrast adds interest.

Guitar
by shareinnc

Comment:
This is a great macro and I love the focus on something I wouldn't normally look closely at. The colours also work well. I'd prefer the horizontal wire to be more accurately horizontal in the frame and the cylinder around which it's wrapped to be more accurately vertical - I keep tilting my head subconsciously when I view this... But I like it very much.