The Lock of Passion
by paganini

Comment:
The textures in this photo make me reach out to stroke the computer screen! Incredible. Awesome composition.

An Evening with Peter Gabriel
by nathaliedoo

Comment:
PG is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE!! We saw this show TWICE, because he happened to swing through our area again, and both times it was incredible!! Doesn't he look like a little sperm about to penetrate the big bouncy egg? I hope you enjoyed the show as much as we did. Because of my enthusiasm for the subject matter, I am forced to give you a high score. Thanks for submitting this!

How?
by marbo

Comment:
Is this the Brighton pier? The use of sepia works really well on this, and your simple title enhances the whole thing. Nice!

The Floater
by RiderGal

Comment:
I love the photographer's feet in this shot, and the relaxed expression on the floater's face. Very tranquil.

Flowers, a Bench and a UFO
by alanfreed

Comment:
That's pretty big for a backyard ufo!! How odd and funny!

Can You see DPC?
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Yes, I see it! I wonder how many folks are going to flit by this and not really look for the D, P and C. Thanks for being clever!

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by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
I like that you left this untitled. Your victim looks so peaceful, beatific, almost. I like those big chunky tablets, too.

Where does it all lead?
by JPR

Comment:
Your shot has rather an Escher-esque quality to it. I like the muted colors.

Untitled
by DennisF

Comment:
The red cast makes it all the more strange! I love it!

Old School Bell
by Tarbini

Comment:
I was going back through my votes, and I was compelled to come back to this one. I really love the simplicity of the framing, with the rough wood as the base and the white school-ish building as the background. This is really elegant.