a cow
by tnun

Comment:
For some reason, I find cows to be fascinating. Don't know why. Horses are much friendlier and are like oversized people-loving dogs. But horses just don't have the same appeal.

Frozen
by alanfreed

Comment:
A bit overprocessed for my preferences and some haloing is visible around the bridge (hard to avoid haloing with such a perfectly smooth shade in the sky). I think I would love a more sedate version of this. As it is, I can only give it a 5. Sorry.

under cover
by nixter

Comment:
Haven't seen a pram like that in a long time. I think my mom pushed me in a similar one 54 years ago. There are bits of the construction that tells me it is recently made, however.

boop
by bvy

Comment:
Interesting street photography. There is some unstated story that my brain is trying to fill in. Not sure this fits my personal definition of art, but that will vary person to person.

A murmuration of Infinity
by Giles

Comment:
That's cool looking!

The Endless Stream
by HalldorIngi

Comment:
I am divided on how to vote on entries like this. Dramatic, technically perfect landscapes like this tend to score very highly, and I feel I must give an appropriately high vote to reward the skill it took to capture them. They don't get my highest vote, however. Those are reserved for the images that make me stop to examine them more closely or that pull an emotion or memory from me. This gets a 7.

Warriers of Fire
by Ivory

Comment:
Nice rack...and pinion steering.

Steampunked Shovel
by aberration

Comment:
Reminds me of a favorite children's book:

Prof. Ella Buckly Mundy II and her Impossible Metal Menagerie
by pamb

Comment:
Brillyunt, beeyutiful and littul bit dangerus. Grog want this female for self. May use as weapon agenst enemy, too.

eye candy-boom
by PennyStreet

Comment:
In another challenge I would find this to be interesting street photography, especially with my favorite subject of a bicycle in the pic. I don't see a steampunk look in this, however.