28.52 Accordian player on the bridge
by Melethia

Comment by BAMartin:
There is so much to look at in this photo without feeling cluttered. Great capture and wonderful tones.

Parallel lines
by Melethia

Comment by timwest167:
Great composition, and the figure at the top adds nicely. Overa all I really quite like this.

28.52 Accordian player on the bridge
by Melethia

Comment by Louis:
Four birds. His lack of proximity to people is interesting. Everything's moving away, even the boat. I miss Germany. :-(

Parallel lines
by Melethia

Comment by BigJohnson:
I had to scroll down to see the title and in doing so cropped out the runner. I prefer it that way as it emphasises the lines of the steps more.

Parallel lines
by Melethia

Comment by LiamD2005:
An interesting image. Plenty of action but the lines dont catch the eye.

Godiva Dark
by Melethia

Comment by pointandshoot:
This is sweeter than any sugar falls with brown sugar rocks. Congratulations on the OOBIE, Deb!

Godiva Dark
by Melethia

Comment by sherpet:
What a great image in every aspect of photography, for this challenge. Yes, it is out of the box, but brilliantly done, and deserved all the rewards that an image like this should get..... Just wonderful.....

Godiva Dark
by Melethia

Comment by tnun:
Hard to say what I like most. (Totally tickled at an oobie photo being so full of boxes). I love the totally unLadyGodivalike figure in her flat shoes right under the lit Godiva sign. Trudging. And why should you be there at that moment? Floriat mysterium. (May have made that up, may be ungrammatical, but ooboesque).

Godiva Dark
by Melethia

Comment by Pug-H:
Godiva is Belgian chocolate, not Swiss. I'm not aware that we have any in Australia, but there are some Godiva shops here in Japan - very expensive stuff, too.

Godiva Dark
by Melethia

Comment by sfalice:
congratulations on hitting your 'goal', Deb. Right smack in the middle!
:-((

Of course this is a fine image and so completely suits the OOBIE concept that the OOBIE might have been designed for this one.

Now, if you had shot one of those Belgium Waffles that has been completely dipped in chocolate, you might well have taken a Blue, but we never would have had the chance to appreciate the one you did select.