Lawrence
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
What a great eye you've got - striking scene and good match up of silhouette between the mural and the commuter.

"Now ... where did that tweety bird go?"
by bandit

Comment:
Ha, ha, puts a whole new spin on "bird dog" doesn't it? Cute, and well done in b&w with a good range of tones, nice offset composition.

DAY 5. B&W. driving .
by roz

Comment:
This is great - at first you think you know what you're looking at, and then you do a double take and look again. Very nice range of tones and the composition is great, with the girl's face off to the side looking inward on the rest of the image. A busy composition, but it suits the subject matter, and the face on the side anchors it all despite the busyness. This is just a wonderfully imaginative composite and done very well IMO.

Kate Moss
by Amason

Comment:
Tremendous title, a great Where's Waldo picture, makes you look and look again. Like the varied undulations of the landscape, the tonal range, the hidden surprise in the (almost) center. Great.

Looking From Above
by Geocide

Comment:
Ever get the feeling that someone's watching you? What a great composition - I might have tried cloning out the two lights at the bottom left to keep them from distracting from the main focal point, but this is nevertheless an arresting abstract.

Self Portrait I: Hard Times
by S_Lanterman

Comment:
Wow - very disturbing. A powerful depiction of self-hatred. An impressive work of art.

Late Night Reading
by pipsqueak

Comment:
This is such an unexpected visual and so very nicely done. Looks like a painting by a Dutch Master. I love it.

Perfect Blue Buildings
by CrazyStripesss

Comment:
The perspective and color contrasts are very striking, this is definitely a photo that gets noticed. The edges all seem a bit jaggy on my monitor though, which suggests too much sharpening? Great effort - 7.

Ignoring the Moooon
by seriocomic

Comment:
Oh, this is just great - I am so impressed. Great framing, highly amusing title/image link.

Graceful Deadly Osprey
by jrjr

Comment:
Wow, if this is what you *didn't* enter in triptych I can't wait to see what you did enter! Dynamic framing, fantastic captures, excellent arrangement.