châtelaine
by skewsme

Comment:
Wouldn't know what to say were it not for the title: a day or two before I saw this for the first time it occured to me that what I was was a chateleine, never mind that our strangely built house is falling apart and there are no servants or vassals inside or out ... Only moi, and only inside moi do I see myself swanning about.

Lost in Memories
by TomsPhotos

Comment:
I never trust these wooden people, so the darkness works for me.

contemplation of the miserable
by Gnarf

Comment:
Quite taken with this, and then I saw the title and I'm afraid that prejudiced me even more in favour of it. Oh, what people miss around here.

Heron: A Portrait
by zeuszen

Comment:
Better than any philosopher. (They let you get closer when you only have a digicam).

Heron 04 (B &W)
by zeuszen

Comment:
Ditto Iraklis.

Lost Lagoon Heron
by zeuszen

Comment:
Li-Po.

RainGoose, Beech Pond
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Wonderful marriage of processing and subject.

the poet is served
by posthumous

Comment:
Love the way the poet complements the background. What poets do. Say, shouldn't there be an apple? In your mouth? And where's the crackle? (Actually this fits nicely between your blue and red ribbons, between the diner bacchanalia of scholars and the apparent assumption of the turban squash).

window
by alybee

Comment:
Nice straightforward interpretation of the challenge. Light burning out the edges of the window.

Garden Flower
by Joker1114

Comment:
Good eye. You've given made a cliche subject into a great play of line and shape,