Slumber
by Paul

Comment by Rankles:
So hard to get these perfect portraits of our pets! Love the expression and I think you did very well with the composition in a difficult situation to photograph nicely. Good job.

Slumber
by Paul

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Awww! Sweet pupper.

Gait
by Paul

Comment by tnun:
deft

Capital S
by Paul

Comment by tnun:
gritty. makes my teeth hurt. as they should. I don't know whether to creep away or to crash.

Gait
by Paul

Comment by spencelg:
In my top three for this challenge.

Capital S
by Paul

Comment by Paul:
The camera tilt was actually ‘my’ tilt as the plane I was in was banking.

To straighten would induce a crop which I think would reduce the impact of the image.

I suppose I could have held the phone straight :-) but the shot was available for just a moment.

Capital S
by Paul

Comment by kasaba:
Congratulations. I came back to this image about 5 times :-) . I couldn't amke up my mind whether I love the tilted angle or not. In the end you were in my top 4 .

Capital S
by Paul

Comment by ErinKirsten:
Well done, great find. Congratulations on your finish!

Capital S
by Paul

Comment by Neat:
Man this looks even better on my desktop, thought it looked amazing on the ipad, but WOW! The grungy effect is impressive!

Great finish, maybe I shouldn't have bumped you up, ha! I don't mind being pipped at the post by this fantastic photo though.

Capital S
by Paul

Comment by streetpigeon:
Shift one's vision from this glorious, tingling hyper-reality and you might see an abstract of textures and luminous gashes, an urban pelt. So very much here, neither shy nor apologetic. The very angle of perspective is dizzying. Black and white is a choice that makes it happen, a meticulous etching that, without a camera, could take years to accomplish. Like an Escher without the trickery. Tour de force.
Personal favorite of the challenge.