memory and desire
by tnun

Comment by pointandshoot:
stunning capture! my favorite of this challenge.

tykes
by tnun

Comment by Maggye:
I love this one, it's nice how you've shown too sides of the story, two kids curious and admiring a beautiful scene and two adults that don't pay attention to it no more =(

memory and desire
by tnun

Comment by cutout:
this is so subtle and the same time so strong
fantastic
didn't vote in this challenge

i must tell you that i am honored that they thought
it was me
again GREAT pic

tykes
by tnun

Comment by Germaine:
Cool idea to have the children framed by the legs of their parents (?). FWIW, I think you could crop out that band of white sky and not hurt the shot. To me, it's distracting.

memory and desire
by tnun

Comment by Melethia:
This was, for me, the best shot in the challenge, hands down. It truly met the spirit of the challenge and is a lovely photograph as well! I checked this one out first when viewing the thumbnails, then came back to it several times during the challenge voting phase. Great work, my dear! (And glad I could be off some inspiration - that's kinda cool.)

memory and desire
by tnun

Comment by skewsme:
glad to see this is you - very evocative - an 8 from me. congrats on top 10.

memory and desire
by tnun

Comment by JuliBoc:
Congratulations on the top ten little star. This is a wonderful abstract. I'm so glad a lot of people appreciated it.

memory and desire
by tnun

Comment by krnodil:
Very artful and a prime example of how art is everywhere, if we would only see it. I too, thought you were cutout. :)

tykes
by tnun

Comment by crik:
Lots of interesting aspects to this image. I like the b&w. Very nice detail too. I'm especially drawn to the little girl with her hand up. From the way she's holding her hand I get the feeling that there's a barrier there. I don't know why. I like the way you framed it in the camera. Nicely seen and photographed.

outsider
by tnun

Comment by MacDonald:
I think it was a good choice to expose for the b/g as I agree with what others have posted that the woman really makes this shot interesting... the guy in the foreground seems to be setting up to make his lunch.