Remnant on a Wall
by gerdagrice

Comment:
My favorite of the challenge. Good luck. Oh, sorry no critique, no telling you how to improve, no saying I would do it this way. Gotta live with an 'I like it' this comment. :) 10

Moth in the Window
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
Have you ever read the poem, "This is Just to Say" by William Carlos Williams? This image reminds me of that poem. It is what it is. It professes to be no more and no less than what one reads into it. It tells any story one wants to give it. Its subtle, giving one just enough to want more yet leaves one knowing that more doesn't matter. There are a lot of images here that are 'just things' but this, while 'just a thing' is also so much more. Okay, I know I'm not explaining myself well - let me just say I love this image and all that it doesn't say. 10

Connected
by just-married

Comment:
beautiful image. Excellent timing. 9

After Man Ray (but not Kiki)
by graphicfunk

Comment:
This can only be Graphicfunk. No one else has such a good sense for the surreal and presents it so matter of factly. An excellent tribute. 10

"Honey, Norman Parkinson is on the phone..."
by front_element

Comment:
You've captured Parkinson well. The tones, the playfulness, the subject... Well done! 9

Chiaroscuro (Mapplethorpe.org/portraits.html)
by DrAchoo

Comment:
I was also going to do mapplethorpe because of his easy sensuality and lighting. You have captured both. My second favorite entry and deserving of a 10.

Picasso Jr. (Picasso by Irving Penn)
by gsal

Comment:
Prpbably my favorite image in the challenge. You took into consideration not only the subject but its lighting and texture. At the same time, you played with it and made it your own. Excellent work. 10

aquarium.jpg
by arlanbart

Comment:
Very cool image. I was at the aquarium this weekend (in Baltimore) and between the low light and the crowds, couldn't get a decent shot. This is great considering all the problems inherent in shooting in such low light conditions.

Lion Eyes
by hotpasta

Comment:
love the image. don't care for the heaviness of the frame but rather irrelevent, don't you think. You captured this well.

Walking on Water
by kmbr2001

Comment:
I wish more in the current fantasy challenge were as well done as this. Excellent image...