The Reconstructed Pear
by VitaminB

Comment:
I like how you use one art form to represent another. Both are pungently delicious.

Homage to David Ashman
by hojop25

Comment:
The animated objects seem to be discussing an urgent topic with someone out of the frame. The waving by the spoon nails it.

Still life in B & W
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Great trios. I like how the introvert and the extrovert look very much alike.

three jars
by 2mccs

Comment:
Troubling to the eye and soul. Thanks for sharing though.

Workshop with a skull
by fridjo

Comment:
I like the density.

The Previous Undertaker awkwardly bowed its head and an abhorrent keening began to fill the twilight
by rooum

Comment:
I like stories with pictures. The blur (lensbaby?) does it.

July
by tnun

Comment:
Most certainly a July!

Flight
by UrfaK

Comment:
Classic. I like how the different phases of flight are shown. (not voting).

evie
by JulietNN

Comment:
You must keep for multiple reasons: it is energetic and dynamic; it leaves the viewer looking as nothing is obvious in this image; it shows the connection between the photographer and the subject (after all, how close can a stranger photog get to a child); and last but not least, this diagonal look obscured by her hair is dynamite.

Message edited by author 2010-08-07 10:18:45.

Rectangles of surrealism - an alternative family portrait
by sarampo

Comment:
They say better late than never, so here I go:
Great idea and execution to match. I think your description is worth an "How did they do it" tutorial. Regarding the cluttered background, maybe if you could add a 6th picture of that bg, it wouldn't be perceived as distracting but as part of the image.

Great job!