Ascension
by dswann

Comment:
these shots always do well. Great find!

Find your light
by Paul

Comment:
lovely composition and light, Paul! I am guessing the window, and the sun were quite high since I don't see horizontal bar shadow on her... or maybe it was on her forehead... am I right?

At the right angle, a circle of right ankles equals a triangle, right?
by herfotoman

Comment:
very clever title deserves extra credit!

/-A-\
by Techo

Comment:
excellent perspective and top-notch processing (not that I am surprised :)). A pleasure to be next to you in the roster :)

Plane
by Melethia

Comment:
congrats Deb, there is something very artsy about this seemingly very mundane thing. Like those everyday objects you see in contemporary art museums.

Congrats on topping page 2, with Techo, myself, Wendy, and Ben on it! :)

Ligeia
by tanguera

Comment:
the best Ligeia by a mile :)

Mesmeric Revelation
by bspurgeon

Comment:
mesmeric it is. wonderful textures

"Resignedly, beneath the sky, the melancholy waters lie..."
by Bear_Music

Comment:
As I said before, does not communicate much melancholy to me (undoubtedly because of the fiery sky), but what a wonderful, interesting composition!

"And all I loved, I loved alone."
by Melethia

Comment:
weird, scary, gut-wrenching shot! pointandshoot? :) (not voting)

Caught in the Crosshatch
by MaryO

Comment:
beautiful photo... now, the million dollar (blue ribbon :)) question is whether the goal is to show right angles in the photo or in the object we are taking the photo of? Because I do realize there are plenty of right angles in the tiles, but not a single one in the photo :) (not going to penalize you for this, just wondering aloud)