Island Girl
by rockhopper

Comment:
nice

Where Art Thou, O Romeo?
by Rooster

Comment:
*drools*

Pensive Pause
by lynnesite

Comment:
Hmm, impressive picture. The smaller one looks just like the bigger one a few years ago. That's what people have said about my younger brother an I. I think their feet should be in the shot, though. (6)

Oldie Goldies - Got any of these?
by dmleman

Comment:
I liked most the John Williams Star Wars record. That to me is something I have never seen in someone's record collection. Then again I haven't made a habit of looking. Good picture, nice detail of the ragged edges of the cases to show their age. Lacks something, though. (6)

The Sentry
by Faye Pekas

Comment:
Gulls can be epic creatures, though their habits often resemble that of vultures. Good capture. (6)

Choices
by ccasey

Comment:
This goes into my favorites. Though I feel I would like this more in color, I cannot resist photos like this, of the shadowed everyman walking alone through the uncaring world with naught but a hat and a bag in which he carries his dignity. That may not be what you were trying to portray, but that is how I like to imagine it. (9)

Autumn
by selvatico

Comment:
An odd view of a strangely shaped town. Not the standard fare of this site to be sure, but you've kept my eyes riveted to the screen. A wonderful capture. I would like to see the original. (8)

Hope
by fotodude

Comment:
Now that is a stately looking edifice. I look at this image and hear a swelling score punctuated by booming drums. This cathedral would be central to the plot. But this image doesn't cry "hope" for me. Black and white somehow causes that. The lack of color makes that building more aggressive looking. (7)

I got it !
by mariegbeve

Comment:
Indeed he does have it. Your camera must have quite a fast shutter. (5)

Arcade
by Albireo

Comment:
Good shapes and symmetry. I like how the shadows go gray, white, black gray. I would like to be in this room and just shout once. I picture the floor as poissbly marble, definitely somthing hard to magnify ones footsteps when going through this corridor. (6)