Another Missed Appointment
by Charlene

Comment:
That woman is phenomenal. A goddess, or so you have made her. The way you've tucked her to the side and left room for all this mundane crap on the left is truly inspired. She seems to be the Goddess of Time, clutching it with both hands as it grinds into the quotidian abyss. 10

dine
by nixter

Comment:
This reminds me of the diner at AMC Theaters in midtown Manhattan. The thought that you found such beauty in such a vacuous, mundane place astounds me. The man seems about to be ground into the gears of some fiersome geometry. 10

Le voyageur et son ombre
by benpictures

Comment:
I hate vignetting but this seems to be an actual highlight on the street. It's thrilling to see a vignette that is the result of light and framing. The photo is so simple as to be crude, but its textures are complex. Are those petals on the ground? They are solid and liquid and starry all at the same time. The bird draws all the attention, but then while being stared at, it stops being a bird, and dissolves with its shadow into shapes and curves and lines... then rises up and becomes a bird again. 10

No worries
by karinn

Comment:
Not just a great motion capture, but also a composition for the ages, as though a boy leapt into an abstract painting... and the boy remained a boy... and the painting remained abstract. It's the sort of impossibility, the sort of miracle, that I expect from a photograph. 10

Just Another Day At The Beach
by muur88

Comment:
This looks like a collage, like people from four different worlds confronting each other and the photographer. A stunning vision. 10

Sysiphus
by Oded

Comment:
I don't think those eggs are going to roll down the street very well. Stunning composition.

Tentative
by Elvis_L

Comment:
It looks like you've gotten below the street, like we're seeing the bottom of the street. I always appreciate a new perspective. 10

Look me girl ,i'm fling
by onar

Comment:
far out!

Pidgeon Lady
by Pixelstate

Comment:
vignetting is a little too obvious for me. I don't know why this needs vignetting.

Look Before Crossing
by tomcat

Comment:
these characters seem defined by where they look. interesting theme. the composition gives a remarkable power to his gaze.