Little Sister
by rachelmead

Comment:
This is the smallest ocean I have ever seen. Your sister is about to fold it up and put it in her pocket. I've never seen an image like this before.

Posthumous Yellow Ribbon (tie)

Sagrada Familia
by simplesilent

Comment:
by using shadows only, the contrast *is* your subject. In a sense, you've fulfilled the challenge more perfectly than a literal interpretation. Or is the light the subject? It seems like a cinema projection on the wall. (Or is the window the subject, merely being imitated by the rest?) And this strange subject ambiguity (polyphony?) is only enhanced by the composition, with its profound sense of gravity (in more ways than one).

Posthumous Blue Ribbon

wintersong
by MAK

Comment:
This is so odd yet so beautiful. I have no sense of scale, no idea how far the berries are from the pillars, or how big the pillars are... is it architecture or decoration? Is that worn stone or freshly shaped clay? It is, as you say, a song, or at least a verse, a few muttered phrases by a voice haunted and beautiful.

Posthumous Red Ribbon

ch-ch-ch-Chia!
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I'm growing a beard... so watch out!

Phrenology Head with Hair Brush
by De Sousa

Comment:
knowing you, I bet you glued the hairbrush into the bust. Kudos!

The Dalmatian
by Jedusi

Comment:
frickin gorgeous.

that dog is just... you could not have made him more beautiful, more dog.

Running Free
by view360

Comment:
this reminds me of the notorious experiment that began cinema. not only are all 8 legs off the ground, some are missing altogether. pure sublime fantasy. thank you.

Ristorante Da Bruno
by Bernard_Marx

Comment:
too many italian menu words

On Deck
by Bernard_Marx

Comment:
wow, I love the tilted disorientation of this photo. where is the horizontal and where is the vertical? so hard to discern. it gives the picture a lot of energy. the filter of weather(?) and plexiglass just adds to the sense of distance and disorientation. I love it.

The Names Blonde . . . James Blonde . .
by Gilo

Comment:
slick and a little funny, since the model doesn't quite fit the bond stereotype. I can't imagine what the lights are, though. If you put them on the same horizontal, then I can pretend they are car headlights and I can imagine a bit of a story.