bookends
by tvsometime

Comment:
I thought the same LOL =)
I should have known it was a bit to vivid (and wide) for an added-lens iPhone shot.

Originally posted by Melethia: Very Mark Wiley. Title works perfectly!!

a tree grows in brooklyn
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment:
What is it about this that keeps me looking back at this one? I don't know. Maybe I never will. It is the linear game being played in the composition? Is the ghosts that were here and left nothing but footprints? The image prevails and leaves me wondering

Selfie
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Love the almost-eye-contact from many of these people. Really nice to explore.
Coming back for another look - you have captured humanity's seriousness, silliness, and ironies. The ladder remains an odd bit which is just one of the things to wonder in this great composition. The 2-half-shirt, the ORIGINAL shirt, the signage, the mere crowdedness and meaninglessness of it all. Wonderful. Bumping to 9.

Circle Of Life
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
a little painful to see. Love the detached characters here. THe barely paying attention pulling of the stroller and cross-like struggle of the pushing of the cart. Excellent captured moment. 8

elegance
by Abra

Comment:
a wondrous explosion ...

Incursion
by RKT

Comment:
fun and mysterious.

Sunset Light Above the Peaks
by hahn23

Comment:
Authentic beauty.

Bridge in Autumn
by Elaine

Comment:
Wonderful lines. Almost scary like a rollercoaster.

Sirmione
by Sisto

Comment:
Love the little pops of color.Would be great as a huge print.

everyday blues
by LevT

Comment:
You've done something here that we can all strive for. Technically perfect; super comp, and the light pops the wonderful subject like the masters do. Super,