Please Vote
by tvsometime

Comment:
one of the rare times selective desaturation is used to good effect

The Hunt Is Over!
by GeneralE

Comment:
I just checked Twitter and the witch hunt is not over.

God, Guns, Grits & Gravy
by Luciemac

Comment:
It's not God Season

oil
by jmritz

Comment:
this is so pretty I might just vote for oil

as long as I can vote straight Democratic

The First Hot Day
by jomari

Comment:
a square can be quite static, so it benefits from a lot of energy, which you provide with the wedge of the incoming wave and the active figures. well done.

Barriers
by RKT

Comment:
Rachel, you are so ethereal. You see the Universe breathing and you know just how to capture that breath in your camera.

Eddie's Sweet Shop
by streetpigeon

Comment:
oh yes and the ascendant apostrophe, denoting ownership

who or what owns whom?

Eddie's Sweet Shop
by streetpigeon

Comment:
font and fiction, ajar and open, pebbles and clouds, which is smoother?

this is what we do, write on the world,

no, we read the world and tell its story

Untitled
by aznym

Comment:
this challenge is giving me insights into square composition. because it's neither horizontal nor vertical, there is no dominant direction, and the eye is free to roam around the image. This picture takes full advantage of that, surprising us with a girl who looks up and just to the right of us. And then we notice a strong pull/push to the left. It's an image of pure rhythm.

misty 1
by tnun

Comment:
I'd say the square composition makes the perspective more disorienting, the juxtaposition of far and close, which becomes a metaphor for desire.