we the living by Ayn Rand
by jmritz

Comment by Cory:
That's not Wendy.... Oh .. Yeah. Ayn Rand... Hmm. Probably not her either.

Seriously though, the book wasn't about fast food workers.

4

playing marbles
by jmritz

Comment by bmartuch:
Now that would be an odd place to play marbles.

we the living by Ayn Rand
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Comment by RyanW:
This certainly seems like a willful free-spirit.
i like the candidness of this image, and the possible stories that this could be telling.
a 6 from me

we the living by Ayn Rand
by jmritz

Comment by Tiberius:
is that a mac bag? i don't get it bit like its boldness. won't help the score 3

shine
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Shine on.

please
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Comment by bvy:
I love the way you ыуу:

we the living by Ayn Rand
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Comment by eniko:
One of my favorite authors and books. I'm struggling to tie the shot to the book, perhaps I'm just not noticing something. A 4 from me.

please
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Comment by posthumous:
beckon, this is what art should do.

I'm hanging you in my fantasy gallery.

we the living by Ayn Rand
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Comment by tvsometime:
The man remanded: "Stop begging, comrade. Here is your banquet in a paper bag but first you must pay." I like this projection of there and then on here and now. A convincing link to the novel. I love the composition - dominated by the lines, angles and planes of the building which carom around the picture plane - even as it surrounds and compresses the individual (as in Communist society). This is one of the few in this challenge which make an intuitively inspired connection to the novel. 9

please
by jmritz

Comment by tvsometime:
Careful. You're being watched. voted earlier