Happy meal
by agenkin

Comment:
black and white is the perfect way to safely incorporate the corporate. a phenomenal juxtaposition. the blur of the boy, lost in both DOF and glass-dirt, is juxtaposed against the glittery haze in which Ronald is lost. For me, this picture is about altered states of consciousness. The panes of window, the creepily blanked out pictures, all divide this world into different consciousnesses. I'm adding this to my solo favorite collection (but i don't think it will stay that way).

Boots and Bubbles
by melismatica

Comment:
I think you were right about making this b&w. The highlights work well. It all seems planned! :) A perfect child's portrait. She's not bored waiting for you to take a picture. You're taking a picture as she's just being herself.

Green in the Eyes of the Lord
by raish

Comment:
oooo pretty! I like this! nice ornamental abstract quality. (sorry, I didn't vote on this challenge. can you blame me?)

Colonel Peas
by Shermy

Comment:
one of the funniest ones in this challenge. great peasonification!

pod design
by pointandshoot

Comment:
I couldn't bear to vote on this yawn of a challenge, but congratulations on an excellent shot. You truly made the challenge your own.

bird
by posthumous

Comment:

Originally posted by messerschmitt: prob no use in a stock but i really like it i was wondering about thse fine words to it are these yours?

yes, that is my poem. Thank you! :)

passage
by messerschmitt

Comment:
love it! this is the epitome of the subjectless photograph!

A man and his dog or is it?
by Kage01

Comment:
the one naked leg is distracting. otherwise, it's definitely a mysterious shot.

The Magic of Fatherhood
by manic35

Comment:
good portrait with a nice composition, though it is shoehorned into the challenge (I would have scored this at least a 7 otherwise). 6

Hatched
by sangeeth

Comment:
I don't see a connection to the challenge, but what a gorgeous photo!