The browns and grays of seaside decay
by Melethia

Comment:
Deb, this is the sort of thing I would expect to see printed 4 ft by 6 ft in a contemporary art gallery. It's a very fine image.

yesterday, today, tomorrow
by bspurgeon

Comment:
This was the first image that came in my randomly assorted list for voting. It was a nice way to open the voting. Instant 10 from me. Far and away my favourite.

Half of the Liver Buildings.
by Jon_H

Comment:
I think the comment you just received nailed it on the head! I was just writing at the same time he did, that I suspect most people thought this was DNMC. Very few people in the DPC community would know that this famous Liverpool landmark is known for the pair of birds on the building.

Noon
by insteps

Comment:
Amazing clarity in this image. How's that camera working for you? I've been thinking about getting it, as I will be travelling a lot this year and it seems to be very useful due to the size and weight.

The forfeiture of horizontality
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Ha ha with the title. My kind of shot, for sure.

transitions
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Didn't vote in this challenge, but spotted this in the PH thread. What a beautiful image. Love it.

The Curious Incident
by whiteroom

Comment:
Didn't see this challenge, but the minute I opened the thumbnail (from the PH thread) I got your literary reference straight away. Wonderful.

Her Stolen Steps
by CNovack

Comment:
I think you maybe over thinking this. I didn't vote in this challenge as I didn't have time, but had I done so, I would likely have given it a 5. Nothing to do with the subject matter, I think it's a good idea and well composed, but because on my calibrated screen it feels so heavily sharpened that it is not pleasing to look at, for me, at least.

Ministere-de-la-culture_Paris.S
by mariuca

Comment:
fascinating building

Atrium, Disney Concert Hall
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Nice to see this from a totally different angle.