The relationship was bound to fail. She was just a pretty face, and he, of course, had none.
by Nobody

Comment:
your title would have been funnier if it were just the doll's head... 6

Versatile Juggler
by Pug-H

Comment:
"Cruel Juggler" would have gotten you a better score, I bet. 7

Afro Woody
by heathen

Comment:
the afro is diminished by a background which, though pretty in itself, has nothing to do with the afro theme and is dark, so the afro almost blends into it. Sorry, but I am very serious about humor! ;P 6

boys
by bucket

Comment:
This reminds me of my picture of two boys.

Yours has more energy and mystery. I love the huge areas of darkness, and those highlighted areas that can't be made out either. It's all swirling around those two boys. I get this tremendous sense that they are in a hole. The boy's glowing hand is his flirtation with escape, but they are not sure they want to escape. This is a hole they voluntarily got themselves into.

Your boys are doers. Mine have a blankness that fascinates me.

p.s. the darkness also represents their fantasies overtaking reality. Surely they are concocting some adventure together.

Prowl
by xianart

Comment:
I'd like to hear some of your processing secrets for these gorgeous pictures.

Day 9
by posthumous

Comment:

Originally posted by bucket: Looks as though she is crossing over..and sorry I am not trying to be insensitive...but really that is what it looks like to me...her eyes are wanting...

You're being plenty sensitive... Gracie's an old dog, after all. Now I'm going to cry whenever I see this picture, dammit!

Day 10
by timfythetoo

Comment:
beautiful criss cross of lines. hell, I don't even mind the selective desat, though it would probably be better without it.

Day 10 Rockett
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
The pattern on the fabric seems like a comment on the dog, who is named Rockett but I would have expected Spot. She reminds me of Pete on the Little Rascals. But what I really wanted to say is thank you for this great variety of images. This one's another real beauty.

On social and lighting aspects of a digital camera
by agenkin

Comment:
I love the intense lines of their gazes, all converging upon a focal point that is itself a gaze which goes out of frame.

Ripples
by carlo

Comment:
I guess it's not much of a patter per se, but it's a great texture.