Twobooks
by e301

Comment by MsWiz:
nice compostion

Blues for Jean
by e301

Comment by pointandshoot:
You are very observant to have discovered the hidden four-legged creature lurking in the original color version of this photograph. It seems that even the overly-saturated blue was not enough to reveal the creature's existance to many of the voters. Maybe the voters, like Jean, were engrossed in a good book and could not be concerned by trivial monsters.

Twobooks
by e301

Comment by boyd2000:
Synchronized reading. Good catch.

Twobooks
by e301

Comment by MaryO:
Nice parallellism (sp?) in the poses.

Blues for Jean
by e301

Comment by TonyUK:
cool 8

Stepping On It
by e301

Comment by pineapple:
I just could not bring myself to vote of any of the entries for that challenge. I took one look at the thumbs and said, that's it. Usually, I am diligent in voting. At least your entry was a little inspiring. The ramp, a politically motivated architectural adaptation possibly, is an interesting counterpoint to those classic steps. It's like a random frame from an art-observant life, at least as suggested by the freeze-frame walker.

Stepping On It
by e301

Comment by posthumous:
My first reaction to this photo is "I hate you!" I was just in the city yesterday trying to take photos like this, and I didn't even know where to begin. Look at the rhythm of this photo, so much of it is dark but it just adds mood without detracting from anything.

Blues for Jean
by e301

Comment by jbahl5:
the blue is so bright that it's distracting, but it's a pretty good composition.

David's Private Life
by e301

Comment by silverfoxx:
oh, I didn't know (and still don't really) who David is/was. I thought it's a real man standing there.
and now I will just forget that those are figures, not a real man.
because i think this is one of the few photos that has left such a strong, very strong impression on me.
absolutely brilliant composition as well.

Stepping On It
by e301

Comment by Zigomar:

Originally posted by Temperpolk: I don't see the vanishing point

Could it be more obvious.
It's excellent.
You never stop finding brilliancy, do you!?