At the right angle, a circle of right ankles equals a triangle, right?
by herfotoman

Comment:
you seem to be right, and with a smaller kid, it could have been a right angle triangle. (Pythagoras).

slightly broken symmetry
by LevT

Comment:
leg; complimentary colors; a kinetic illusion; combined.

in life
by jmritz

Comment:
wow! you astonish me. maybe it's the roughness of the subject matter, and maybe because your point of view does not emphasize the symmetry theme, but rather hides it.

five minutes later: I just now notice the fingernails, and I admit that for me, it closes other, very strange, alternative interpretations.

Generation Gap
by jagar

Comment:
I like how each of the three is holding a different object, and what the objects signify (including the lady with the bag for that matter). If I could ask for more (I know I can't in a candid shot) it would probably be a kid holding a balloon and looking up. I also like how (thanks to the generation gap) they collaborated to frame your image on both sides (while the top/bottom framing is understandable).

la tenue des
by Neat

Comment:
extraordinaire (excuse my French) - those layers always make me emotional, so I apologies. See this for example

I wonder if this is water or some glass?
The monochrome conversion has a whiteroom quality to it, which I envy.

Two sides of the same story
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Awesome!

The Night "Granny" Went Missing
by nickyb

Comment:
poor sad grandpa.

of my eye
by posthumous

Comment:
For me this is about temptation, and here is why: I imagine myself having the skill to carve a face out of an apple (I don't), and then instead of showing it off and draw a decent score, you chose to hide it, living only a hint of what it is, knowingly it is going to DNMC by many fast voters. You hide it still by trimming the title (btw, thanks for teaching me this phrase). There are other entries in this challenge about temptation, but this is unique in exercising it without depicting it.

I like it also for being a combination of a posthumous entry made in a jmritz style.

Pennybacker Bridge: Day to Night
by Samantha_T

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Two sides of the same story
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Great work with the beach wave merging so naturally with the sandy background of the "day". Hope you do well.