Turkey Day
by Camerajoe

Comment:
One of the most elegant brown ribbons I've seen. Now you know what happens here, though 4 is a fairly high score for a brown! (If not intentionally small, you might check out the tutorials for sizing submissions).

Thanksgiving Feast For A Homeless Man
by melissamp99

Comment:
Like this. Colours, blur and grain. And it speaks. (You got hammered. What else is new...).

Strange turkey
by blanceric

Comment:
This teaches me about colour.

Dinner Is Served
by EssAreDubya

Comment:
Love the use of the desk, with stowed computer, as a buffet, and right next to the teeny woodstove. This is truly what people DO to accommodate the influx of family and friends for occasions.

Fit for a Pig
by Blackbox

Comment:
Actually I think this has great possibilities: using a larger and white and antique (wobbly/crazed) plate/platter and set on a refrectory table with maybe a simple pewter candlestick [none of which I possess], this would be art. I do have some of your ingredients, and even some drizzle to accomplish this professional haute cuisine glaze. Seriously. And I like it.

Minimalismo allo zoo
by Rino63

Comment:
As if he had been waiting forever for a real Christian to appear, and has almost given up and turned his back to the doorway through which one might appear.

Morning walk
by Melethia

Comment:
One of those rare shots where the colour is integral. (IMO). Very much enjoy this, imagining his morning thoughts, what place he has in the vast edifice, what lies behind him and what sort of future he might envision for himself within it.... Maybe just a cappuccino.

Message edited by author 2008-12-06 00:04:29.

Sila
by Melethia

Comment:
All those various heads lining up, all being their various selves, VespaMan too. Yawn and title clinch it.

Message edited by author 2008-12-05 14:47:28.

Good Grooming
by Maureen Theriot

Comment:
Stunning. Colours, forms, shapes, content.

Ghost
by Techo

Comment:
I'd been trying to figure out why I like this so much. Yes, it is the space/emptiness, the serenely faint sketch of bridge and fog, but posthumous's "the sense of distance is completely thwarted" describes what delivers this to the viewer as not simply a landscape.