The Way
by posthumous

Comment by tnun:
Is this the way to keep the grass from growing between the bricks? Are you zenning us?

The Way
by posthumous

Comment by skewsme:
Nice light

Suburban Midnight
by posthumous

Comment by PennyStreet:
I experienced many of these nights…. cold, icy, lights from the traffic (sometimes waiting for the next vehicle to drive by so I could see) winding my way home from work or some pleasantry, can’t wait to get into my nice warm environment and head to sleep. I can feel it here, thanks for the memories.

It's My Nature
by posthumous

Comment by tnun:
a cacophony of teasel.

It's My Nature
by posthumous

Comment by colorcarnival:
I like black and white photos. This one could benefit from some cropping off the top and making the center pom stand out and be the star of the show. Right now, there is too much too look at since the black and white levels the playing field for everything in the picture.

Luminous
by posthumous

Comment by tnun:
well, it does make me think of all the things that can and probably will go wrong with my eyes...

Luminous
by posthumous

Comment by mitalapo:
mysterious and engaging play of light

Countryman
by posthumous

Comment by dtremain:
Excellent image. This transcends the man and the background and speaks to oh, so much more. I was trying to figure out what contributes to the effect, and came up with: the man's expression - appears to be a combination of concern and endurance - care lines, expression, etc; no hands - conveys a sense of being rather than doing, weeds convey a sense of obstacles overcome and being dead, the temporary nature of the obstacles; the buildings seem to indicate past accomplishments; the sky is representative of our world - some clouds, but also some sunshine; the band of light through the lower part of the image helps to keep the eye in the image; the frame of the thistle also communicates obstacles while simultaneously assisting with eye control. I'm sure there's much more as well.
To me, this is not just a picture. It is art.

Countryman
by posthumous

Comment by noraneko:
Really well done, Don. This tells a beautiful little story. Congratulations

Countryman
by posthumous

Comment by nam:
Yes, a story-telling creation, very evocative. Congratulations on the yellow.