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Comment by dafletchr:
Loved your shots! Perfect closing one. I'm sure we will challenge again.

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Comment by SandyP:
Oh Lisa! I LOVE this photo. I love the character of that old building, and the human element makes this so appealing to me. I actually search for beautiful "slice of life" photos just like this all the time -- I'm just not this lucky very often.

Oh, and you did such an expert job with the overlays. Perfect. You can't tell that you used overlays, but there is such a perfect feel to the photo because of them.

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Comment by bs-photos:
What a great pose! Just adorable!

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Comment by MaryO:
Adorable little face. Much busyness in the background (I think Gino was warming someone's lap); B&W helps mitigate that.

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Comment by Jutilda:
Breaking into sobs
looking out the window
she knew
her life was passing by
without significance

DAMN! where did that come from? This is kinda what I was thinking for the next challenge. I see images sometimes and these goofy words just spill out. What a wonderfully sad final image!!

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Comment by sittingonthegrass:
and happy days to you Lisa...thanks for all your wonderful photographs :)

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Comment by Melethia:
Excellent example of good use of leading lines. This has a solemnity to it that's very pleasing.

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Comment by roz:
hey lisa .. beautiful textures and feel about this image ... happy days to you too .... :):)x
ps .. love the wallpaper !!..:)

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Comment by Bud:
My eye just goes right to the person, the lines are effective. nice image.

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Comment by chris48083:
nice leading line, i really like the pattern on the wall leading to the man.