Cow Skull
by Hammer

Comment:
Does this look like Georgia O'Keefe? Yep. But I like yours much better than hers. Thank you.

Descent
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Wanted: Dead or Alive! (sorry, couldn't resist)

Don't let all this Cartier-Bresson stuff go to your head Steve. Oh, all right, go on ... but just for a little while, yes?

Fisherman
by Melethia

Comment:
Knew it. Had to be you.

weed dance
by LevT

Comment:
Now that I look at it again I see people dancing. Sort of stick people. They must be celebrating your success, Lev! Congrats.

And I loved this comment from Melethia: " Wonderfully woven warmth!" That is so very good, isn't it? Well done for the image and for inspiring that perfect comment.

sentient
by 4trtone

Comment:
Thank you for the very kind mention in your Photographer's Comments, Richard. I have been genuinely enthralled by some of your recent stuff. Inspired too. And I could not be more delighted to see your Posthumous Blue. I think it's especially great that you are doing this kind of work lately because, unlike me, you have something to lose! I never was much good so it doesn't matter to me if I crash & burn score-wise.

"The Parliament of Birds"
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Oh I never did find you, did I? But it's because you covered your tracks so well. Congratulations on the well-earned double accolade mate.

winning
by posthumous

Comment:

Originally posted by h2: snapshot or badly composed? Only thing in focus is the top of the chair, contrast is too high, your foot is in the frame; posthumous will probably call it art.

It was all worth it just for that imperishable comment from Captain Obvious. Congrats!

enter
by jmritz

Comment:
A beautifully balanced lack of balance, and a really gorgeous concord of graduated tones and colors. Very lovely, John. Thank you.

Specter
by aznym

Comment:
I'm going with this as my top pick of the challenge, and I think it just may be by someone who has never won a posthumous ribbon. Which would make it all the more pleasing for me. I will be disappointed with Don if he does not reward you for this.

Second visit. Well I lie; it's probably my fifth or so. Nothing's changed; it's a spectacular and very instructive use of almost nothing to create an arresting photograph, and it's still my top pick. 10. Thank you.

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
by whiteroom

Comment:
They look like a happy couple, strapped into seats 67A and 67B (well they both seem to be in 67A just at the moment) and headed on holiday to somewhere fun. It's improbably convincing and engaging. Top three for me.