Cables
by persimon

Comment:
This is really nice -- the kind of thing (lines, repetition, everyday objects rendered interesting through the lens) I was thinking I'd photograph often when I bought my camera, but haven't. Great seeing, and a good capture.

A Decade of Music
by BrianR

Comment:
in my humble and inexpert opinion, this would have been better shot from the opposite angle, with all the repetition of the guitar faces. (also, when I think of 80's music, the acoustic guitar is not what comes to mind.)

"Flock of Seagulls" and The Era of Hair Bands
by Cutter

Comment:
Very nice photo. Bit of a stretch to apply it to this challenge, though.

The Cabbage Patch Hostage Crisis of '86
by tate

Comment:
ha! ha ha! extra points for the laugh. (well-taken, as well.)

Abandoned House
by medinfo2000

Comment:
I think this subject might have been better served by darker, warmer tones. Nicely shot, though.

Gardon Player
by mannjudit

Comment:
Nice choice of subject; however, her face is a little bit soft. It would have been better if you could have caught some sharper detail there, in my opinion.

halfdome-reflection-2.jpg
by rachelellen

Comment:
I would ask for a) no truck on the bridge -- the version I had printed doesn't have it; I took a lot from this spot -- and b) less bleaching in the sky. :) but thanks. I'd only been taking pictures with any seriousness for about a month when I did these, and I was mighty proud of them at the time.

marching
by rachelellen

Comment:
ah, it was just the title I gave it mentally, when I took it. I guess I should have called it something different in public. :) It looked like the towers were marching in pairs across the orchards and fields. Just me being zany. (Also provides a clue as to why I was so wildly unpopular in school. Yay for being in my 30's and not having to care, eh? How long before I can start calling myself eccentric?)

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landfall.jpg
by Bear_Music

Comment:
beautiful. Makes me feel like I'm there.

Tears
by johannes

Comment:
Oh goodness I can just feel the little cheeks. What an expressive photo. Well-done.