Posthumous Masters Outtake
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Comment by patio127:
Looking out /looking in....quite nice :)

idyll
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Comment by bobonacus:
I am drawn to the fence and then to the cow but then I follow the cow out of the shot. There is something I like about this shot though.

Posthumous Masters Outtake
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Comment by sempermarine:
I'll DQ you for using your imagination and giving us a photo that actually makes us process the scene. As always, I enjoy your work and effort.

Windows of windows
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Comment by Melethia:
Very worthy of your own challenge. Parts unknowable, parts clear as day, all divided, separated, then rejoined into the whole. I very much like it.

Windows of windows
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Comment by Alicia:
I love all these different layers of reality, as well as the framing of all of them. Fascinating image.

Posthumous Masters Outtake
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Comment by MaryO:
The window panes are showing such different worlds. Cool.

Posthumous Masters Outtake
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Comment by TCGuru:
I like the way the wood in the glass bisects the photo. Interesting POV.

I Turn Men to Stone
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Comment by JulietNN:
nice macro and details.

Gorillas in the Moss
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Comment by h2:
Going for the brown? I can see one gorilla, but I can hardly see a connection to the challenge topic. Must be because there's nothing in focus, all noisy instead. If you like it, hang it on your wall, but don't expect to score high here.
If you're not posthumous yourself I'd recommend to ask him for a comment, he should be amazed of your talent.

Wildlife Photographer
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Comment by Melethia:
Ewwwww, and how sad, and it looks like indoor/outdoor carpeting (upon which the deceased rests) which makes me think it was some sort of indoor show, like a dog show or something, only for dead birds.