Weathered Walls & Wild Weed
by messerschmitt

Comment:
I am blinded by the light coming off the wall, & the grass looks like it's under water. As I gaze at that window I start to imagine what might be on the other side, in the musty dusty dark with little beams of light coming thru the holes in the roof. Is it keeping company with the dessicated remains of a poor soul locked in & left to die slowly alone in the dark? Do the locals sometimes see a face at the window, mouth open in a silent scream? Hm?

And oh...yeah, Wonderful!

PS, I'm glad you're still here & entering the occasional challenge.

Message edited by author 2012-01-01 16:17:12.

Bucks Pond Reflection
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Like this a lot, especially the ripples.

Humidifier vortex
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Very festive--Happy New Year! What an interesting experiment.

Peripheral
by jomari

Comment:
Sweet shot, & I like the way you framed it.

Snow walk
by bob350

Comment:
Ah, if we could only do accidental captures on purpose! I often try to sneak up on my subject & shoot before I can start thinking about it. I often like my first shot best. This one has interesting grain & texture that complement the soft colors. I would never guess sanded snow. "D

Wild Thing
by PennyStreet

Comment:
"taken through the window of a bus"--as in public transportation? Cool beans! It has a great late night feel to it & I love the two kinds of motion. Pensive.

Christmas Eve Moment
by markwiley

Comment:
Beautiful!

Seaspray and gulls
by Melethia

Comment:
This looked very good in the thumb & even better when I opened it up. The white is so crisp.

anger management
by jmritz

Comment:
That is luscious grain! beautiful. for some reason it makes me think of those nature videos of a whale surfacing.

Star diner
by Melethia

Comment:
Thru the window? or is that a mirror? Nice bit of detail on the man's face. I'm gonna have to get my lensbaby out once again, see what I can get. "D