placement
by jmritz

Comment:
Oh stop it! Now you're just showing off.

Ed
by zeuszen

Comment:
Edward, if you don't mind. This is a museum, sir.

Message edited by author 2011-01-22 03:46:16.

bring out yer dead
by bspurgeon

Comment:
I love looking at offhand photographs taken with low-fidelity gear. They're nearly always far more interesting, and ultimately much better photographs too, than the inconsequential crap that most Photographers Capture with Cameras.

Message edited by author 2011-01-22 01:47:43.

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by tanguera

Comment:
Oh! Zounds! What a truly terrific photograph. Wish it was mine. But as it ain't, thank you.

Reach
by daisydavid

Comment:
Excellent, John! I have just stepped up from digital to 120 film myself, and now I understand why some guitarists prefer to use valve amplifiers. I'll be watching for more of your stuff, 'cause I love it.

All Hallow's Eve
by posthumous

Comment:
Never got to comments, but I did vote. This was equal top score for me, with jmritz. Please consider this a posthumous accolade.

Independence Day
by jmritz

Comment:
Never managed to make any comments in this challenge but I did vote. This was my equal highest score. I'd have said something nice about it.

Message edited by author 2011-01-19 12:49:03.

moondance
by ubique

Comment:
Finally made the top 40 in a challenge! Another goal ticked off.

Plant Remains
by Carlo21

Comment:
Astoundingly convincing anthropomorphography, and beautifully rendered too. 10, and my top pick in the challenge. Thank you.

ponder
by daisydavid

Comment:
I was slightly surprised that I liked this as much as I do. The title does it justice, because it repays a longer look. If (to quote posthumous) the viewer first empties the mind, this photograph has a remarkable capacity to fill it afresh. Repeat, and it happens again in a quite different way. Repeat once more, and ditto. Ad infinitum, presumably. That's remarkable, and testament to the sensory durability of the photograph. Top two pick for me. Thank you.