Motion Blur
by PennyStreet

Comment by glad2badad:
Tough lighting environment for a Minimal ruleset.

Motion Blur
by PennyStreet

Comment by Barroness:
swish

What goes down (must go up)
by PennyStreet

Comment by glad2badad:
Hmm.

waiting for Amtrak
by PennyStreet

Comment by nam:
I like the over-processed look here - the yellow and purple work well together.

gray matter
by PennyStreet

Comment by kanaj:
Fine art photography at its finest. No idea why this one wasn't in the top ten.

hey good lookin!
by PennyStreet

Comment by kanaj:
It's ironic that the camera gave you away even before your analog-adjacent processing choices. :-) I love the way this self-portrait feels EXACTLY like the sort of thing you might have had developed with a point-and-shoot film camera a couple decades ago. It captures that spirit of wonder and discovery and (intentionally or not?) feels like a meta-commentary on the state of the consumer-level photography generally.

waiting for Amtrak
by PennyStreet

Comment by jomari:
I love the look of this. The colours, the shapes, the people. Happy birthday to you.

waiting for Amtrak
by PennyStreet

Comment by kanaj:
Another favorite. I love it when you play around like this, and that color palette is a pitch-perfect choice for the surreal perspective here.

gray matter
by PennyStreet

Comment by Bear_Music:
the very best sort of museum shot. wonderful and evocative. our pal Mariuca is a master of this genre. I won't be surprised if this is revealed as hers ;÷]

waiting for Amtrak
by PennyStreet

Comment by PenelopeK:
Fun - an arching perspective to echo the arch of the roof trusses.
I heartily second that birthday philosophy, although it took me many, many decades to acquire and act on it for myself!