window
by posthumous

Comment:
This is a photograph that needs to be studied...not passed by in a scant 6 seconds. For if the viewer sticks around, they will be rewarded.The lower pane of the window is a photograph within a photograph and is the part that intrigues me most...what a perfect perch from which to watch the world go by.

On an Island
by wallE

Comment:
I love the near centered-ness...it really heightens the sense of isolation.

The Ancient
by inshaala

Comment:
A very interesting composition. We get only a hint of the beast, but know well enough what we are looking at...at least I do. The cloudy murkiness of the water is also interesting...the ancient becomes abstract.

Market Day
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
A super fly VW...fabulously strange...and the goat, gotta love the goat.

Urban sunset
by apaun

Comment:
You know what I find myself wondering as I look at this? I wonder how many people have suggested or wished for the lone power line above the buildings to be cloned out or just gone. I like it. I like how it divides the sky. And though I'm not a fan of HDRish looking photographs, I find it appealing in the instance. Perhaps it's the urban setting...quite enjoyable.

Eyes on Ewe
by rseeley

Comment:
The placement of the eye between the horns, perfection.

Waiting For My Train
by MarcusArmani

Comment:
Funny and confrontational! What's not to love about that? I find myself wondering what in the world is going through the birds mind, a very enjoyable photograph.

Abbazia di Sant'Antimo
by Gordon

Comment:
...so daring of you. I can hardly wait to read the comments this is getting. But I must admit I find this oddly soothing, the longer I stare, the more calming it becomes, and I'm pretty sure I heard some footsteps off in the distance echoing on the stone floor. So very peaceful.

Faith
by Travis99

Comment:
It's as if he's been sitting there forever waiting for a sign to fall in his lap and is beginning to sense the hopelessness creep in, the weight of the years literally pulling him down, heavy...almost cumbersome, and thinks to himself..."surely this is not all there is."

Between Heaven and Earth
by Dudski

Comment:
Two different worlds...I'm not a huge landscape fan, I can take them or leave them...but this one I really enjoy, very nice.