TreeAndRope
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
All four of your uploads to the Film thread are very nice photographs, and I like this one best, but I always love some offhand streaks and scrapes. What camera/film/etc? You get very lovely tones, especially on The Bench and Leafy Park.

Message edited by author 2011-02-09 12:39:36.

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Stop looking like ZZ. You're confusing me.

lactose intolerant
by posthumous

Comment:
11/44? Shame! (I knew him when he was a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy.)

Untitled VD1 #01
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Who told you it was a snapshot? Who told you there was anything wrong with snapshots? The world needs a lot more 'snapshots' and some merciful release from the other.

I'm rather impressed, too. And the title is sublime.

G
by jonkster

Comment:
Tones like ink. Beautiful.

Lechero
by pointandshoot

Comment:
I could not bring myself to look at this infantile challenge, let alone vote. Thus I missed this image which, based on most of the first page of results, would have come as a blessed relief. The title alone would have been the pause that refreshed. Please accept a post-dated 10.

The Way
by zeuszen

Comment:
Well, I know it's you Z, because I saw and admired it elsewhere. But I'd almost certainly have known anyway; it would have been a choice of just two people. It's my clear top pick in the challenge because it's beautiful, deceptively simple, and I looked at it for longest and never got bored. Thank you.

ghost dance
by posthumous

Comment:
First I though you should've cropped off the bottom part, then I thought, "What the Hell do I know; it's your picture." On reflection, I like it very much, just as it is. The dark void makes the person's strange body position all the more improbable and thus more wonderful. Thank you.

janice
by tnun

Comment:
Poor Janice. I'll bet she feels just like Alice. I love the colours, tones and voluptuous shapes. Top three for me. Thank you.

Like Humans Do
by insteps

Comment:
A giant faux-moon, a humanoid perfectly intersected by an urban skyline, a tortured tree and a massive, crushing crucifix. And on top of all that a marvelous title to tease all the parts into a coherent plait. I could easily be reading far more into this than you may have intended, but I suspect not. I just love it. Top three for me. Thank you.