I *will* ride it to work this year
by Melethia

Comment by NikonJeb:
Ya know what? I can't find anything other than this photograph is just too smooth and subtle to have been picked up on properly in a challenge.....you won't get people to take the time to really look at it. They want the Icelandic shock photos. If I was visiting, and this was in the hallway between the kitchen and the main room, I would have gotten stuck there admiring it. Very nice shot.

Vine and wall
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
Wow! This is beautiful!

Kitten
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
Aawww! How adorable. I miss having kitties. I was always owned by at least 2. Then we rescued a pug, who's fine with kitties except for eating their poop, YUCK! Every time I caught him I threw up. (I know, more info than you wanted.) So when the last one died we didn't get any more. After my second rescued dog (visla), I definitely can't have any more kitties because he would eat them).

Anglican Iron
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
Very nice! I didn't vote in this challenge but would have given this a 9. Very old world classic. The flower is in the perfect position to grab your eye.

I *will* ride it to work this year
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
I gave this a 7 in voting. I wondered if it was yours. It seemed to have your "classic" lines look but not your lighting. I guess you miss the old apartment for the light!

Ms. New Booty
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
LOL! At least you didn't title it "My humps". Too funny!

The Bakery
by Melethia

Comment by timfythetoo:
A dark and forboding character. Great streaks and the color tones offer a mysterious kind of feel. Not quite sure about the title. I realize he is probably looking at a bakery but the mood seems set for something deeper or darker. Though a bakery sounds good right now. Hmmm - I wonder how fast I can get to one. I could go for a cinnamon roll. Bumping up.

Vine and wall
by Melethia

Comment by timfythetoo:
This has a funky olde world charm to it. Does have a painting like quality to it. Maybe try a slightly tighter crop on theleft to remove some of the heavy shadow. That might showcase the light on the cool door over there.

The Bakery
by Melethia

Comment by manish:
Very nice

The Day After - Spent and forgotten
by Melethia

Comment by timfythetoo:
Great find and a creative entry.