Day26 - Eclectic Art
by WalesP

Comment:
Looks like an extremely beautiful old room, full of treasures.

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by Ken

Comment:
Unbelievable -- what a gorgeous photo. Normally I dislike negatives, but to me this is not a typical one. That river glows!

Big Pants in France
by Pedro

Comment:
Pedro, I love how you feel about this photo: it makes me love it, too.

Day 25
by emily212

Comment:
Until I read your description, I thought this was a close-up of a thorn bush. I've never been to Wyoming and I'd never heard of the Antler Arches until today. Hard to believe that many Elk shed their antlers, and that there is more than one arch.

It's a dramatic photo, with the incredible "texture" in the foreground and the cloudy blue sky behind.

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by Ken

Comment:
Whew. Well, the same independence that is turning your hair gray today will serve her well as an adult. Her body language is really perfect, knowing the story. And there she is, middle of the road, dwarfed by a roller coaster, a guy on a bike, a tall statue with an ax... great shot.

Day No. 24
by Germaine

Comment:
I love scooters, brightly colored Vespas and the like. I've often wondered why they aren't more popular in the U.S., though I guess that is changing. You may feel the need to move on from wheeled transportation, but I think these photos make a nice theme throughout your 50 day portfolio.

day 25. 50 day square crop. truck
by roz

Comment:
Roz, you rock! A mundane subject, yet you really do interesting things with it. If I had to choose between the two from today, I'd choose this one (though the other has the spot of red which looks wicked in the thumbnail).

Day 24
by emily212

Comment:
Terrific silhouette, and I really like the cockeyed angle.

Day 24, HEY!!!
by jackal9

Comment:
Zeus looks like he's being inspected for drugs. :-D

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by Ken

Comment:
Pretty bad, but my living space is much worse. :-p
However, I'm envious of your computer setup. I just have a little laptop at home. Somewhere I have a printer, too, but it's still in the box after a year.
White walls, eh? I hope that room gets good light.
I'll bet the Christmas paper is there to be used as a photo backdrop.