Free fall
by Paul

Comment:
I don't know what this is, which makes it hard to vote on. The silhouette is very realistic. the proportions and perspective are accurate. It looks like a shape cut out of a cloth. If an artist made this and hung it on a wall, they deserve probably most of the credit, although I do like the capture, with how you cropped it and the blur on the right.

If I just look at it as art, I would say it reminds me of Narcissus, but instead of falling into a lake because he's looking at his own reflection, he falls because he is looking at his phone and not looking where he's going.

Actually now that I look at this more, maybe it is a reflection in water and the image was inverted in some way. Okay, I inverted it and that's totally what this is. I love this. It's funny and transformative and disorienting. 10

America!
by posthumous

Comment:

Originally posted by glad2badad: Like the photo, don't understand the title.

America shouts itself, one never knows
if it's glory or pain, but the eyes water
and the vision expands or collapses.
We park, we shop, in all weather, guns out
or held close beneath our clothes. Today!

swan family
by Tiberius

Comment:
the dark shadows on the side oppress the image. But I like the part with the swans. it is exposed into something interesting.

Prickly in Pink
by kanaj

Comment:
an almost gruesome confrontation, as art should be.

Windfall
by PenelopeK

Comment:
I like the serenity but i think this has been filtered to look like an illustration, which is not the same as fine art.

Rocky Road
by GeneralE

Comment:
art does send you tumbling. art is dynamic to the point of ugliness.

Turbulence
by vawendy

Comment:
lovely but I wish you would come fly with me to somewhere I've never been.

A Rainy Day
by Mona

Comment:
good composition of interesting shapes that bend absence into presence.

The red thread
by mariuca

Comment:
good abstract, good interaction of dynamic water with stable solid.

The long and winding road
by Neat

Comment:
the illusion of depth. a visual journey into mountains and then nothing. But this is a fine art challenge and I wish there were more potholes.