Fries do come with that shake.
by bvy

Comment:
I'm pleased to see that I nailed this as yours. I also think it deserves one of my shoehorns for the humor it brings with it.

Passing Cyclist
by nivek248

Comment:
This didn't come up for me in voting, but it would have gotten a high vote from me. Partly because I just love bicycles, but I also like the contrast of the high tech rider on the racer and the old 3-speed town bike.

Sale
by deadbrain

Comment:
Seriously underrated. Some really strong social commentary here. You got a 9 from me.

The Show-off
by vawendy

Comment:
Oh, was there a skateboarder in the picture? I need to go look again.

Oops, I guess there is! He was not obvious to me.

In All Directions
by Judi

Comment:
Yup. The city of Sydney and a redheaded photographer are easy clues. I gave it a 7. I like these semi-abstract shots.

they call her Molly
by reezy

Comment:
This was one of my faves from this challenge. I gave it a 9.

What The...
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
Way to go, I gave it a 7.

One Kilometre Underground - Visible Gold
by Strikeslip

Comment:
Ouch. Oh, well, at least you are getting lots of attention in the portrait challenge!

Discover
by Celianna

Comment:
I'm one of the dense voters that did not see the connection. Of course, now that I can see your notes, I understand what you were trying to convey. I'm afraid I gave it a neutral vote of a 5, because as wonderful an image as I think it is, I just failed to see the connection. Sometimes (frequently, in fact) thinking outside the box is not rewarded with a good score. Still a very well done entry, even if the relevance went over my head.

Message edited by author 2009-07-22 00:28:19.

Folded Sedimentary Layers
by GeneralE

Comment:
So the tree IS embedded in the cliff face! Cool. I do agree with Kaiser_chef that a different angle may have shown off the uniqueness of this to better advantage. An interesting entry nonetheless. Thanks for the Wikipedia link explaining the formation.